xpad -f FILENAME does not work from the terminal. Why?

Asked by andrasranki

As I like the simplicity and look of XPAD, I wanted to experiment in using a set of XPADs as a simple output of multiple output data of a small text-based database.

The idea is simple: the result of the ('SELECT WHERE' SQL-like) searched files would be displayed in XPADS.
When I want to execute the command 'xpad -f filename' , the return is displayed on an xpad sticky tag : 'Could not read filename'.

It appears, that either Xterm (of Lubuntu 14,4LTS) or Xpad fails to execute the reading in the file 'filename'. I am quite sure that there is a simple (syntactic) solution for this problem, otherwise why would the 'xpad --help' offer this option?

thanks for your reply in advance

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Sagar Ghuge (ghugesss) said :
#1

Hi,

Bug is fixed in 4.4 release. Thanks for using xpad. Sorry for
inconvenience.
On Oct 8, 2014 11:05 PM, "andrasranki" <email address hidden>
wrote:

> New question #255513 on Xpad:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/xpad/+question/255513
>
> As I like the simplicity and look of XPAD, I wanted to experiment in using
> a set of XPADs as a simple output of multiple output data of a small
> text-based database.
>
> The idea is simple: the result of the ('SELECT WHERE' SQL-like) searched
> files would be displayed in XPADS.
> When I want to execute the command 'xpad -f filename' , the return is
> displayed on an xpad sticky tag : 'Could not read filename'.
>
> It appears, that either Xterm (of Lubuntu 14,4LTS) or Xpad fails to
> execute the reading in the file 'filename'. I am quite sure that there is a
> simple (syntactic) solution for this problem, otherwise why would the
> 'xpad --help' offer this option?
>
> thanks for your reply in advance
>
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Arthur Borsboom (arthurborsboom) said :
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