#!/usr/bin/ksh
# IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG 
# This is an automatically generated prolog. 
#  
# gos720 src/gos/2d/XTOP/programs/xinit/xstartterm 1.1 
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# IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG 
# @(#)13  1.1  src/gos/2d/XTOP/programs/xinit/xstartterm, xclients, gos720 4/3/03 13:12:25

# Start an X Terminal Emulator.
# It is not always possible to be sure what terminal emulator programs
# are installed, so this script will try to find the "best" one available.
#
# Keep in mind that the different terminal emulator programs have some different
# command line arguments.


# First see if the user has a preference as indicated by the XTERMINALEMULATOR
# environment variable.  The XTERMINALEMULATOR environment variable should be
# set to the fully qualified path of the desired terminal emulator program.
# For example:
# export XTERMINALEMULATOR="/usr/bin/X11/xterm"

if [ -f "$XTERMINALEMULATOR" ] && [ -x "$XTERMINALEMULATOR" ]
    then
	exec $XTERMINALEMULATOR $@
fi


# If the user has not indicated a valid preference, search the list of known
# terminal emulators in the order given, and execute the first one available.

for term in "/usr/dt/bin/dtterm" "/usr/bin/X11/aixterm" "/usr/bin/X11/xterm"; do
    if [ -x $term ]
	then
	    exec $term $@
    fi
done