I'm trying to develop a script to automate repetitive tasks I've been doing in the terminal. However. I can only create Scripts for Commands directly in the terminal, not for commands within the program.
How can I create a SH that will work within this program?
I understood your question, but in my opinion your approach is wrong.
I can not see your image and you also did not mention the programming language, but this was already my doubt and I will register here an answer for anyone who might be interested if the language is C or C ++.
You can not create scripts in executables, if you use system calls to execute commands directly.
For this there are some alternatives, the simplest is to use within the executable a call to system() .
A common example would be:
#include <stdlib.h>
int main (int argc, char *argv[])
{
system(argv[1]);
return 0;
}
Try passing some argument to the executable, for example:
./binario "ls -l"
There are also other calls that do this with the use of popen() and pclose() , they depend only on stdio.h .