after creating new tab all standard things like require do this
Its because multishell.launch() runs an app that does not have SHELL so you need to use shell.openTab() to open the app with shell because require is a function of shell. you can also use dofile(AbsolutePathOfFile)
Quote from: hhoy on Oct 31, 2025, 01:56 PMQuote from: finalER2000 on Jul 06, 2025, 07:40 AMafter creating new tab all standard things like require do this
Its because multishell.launch() runs an app that does not have SHELL so you need to use shell.openTab() to open the app with shell because require is a function of shell. you can also use dofile(AbsolutePathOfFile)
Yes.
multishell.launch is similar to
os.run. The best choice to use is
multishell.newTab which does the same thing with the
multishell like
shell.run does. Change it to
shell.newTab and the error will go away.