Last do script cmd executes in every new Terminal sessions

Does anyone know where, and why, the last
"do script" command, in a
tell application "Terminal" block
is always kept memorised ?

I checked .login, .cshrc, .basrc, to no avail.

I’d really appreciate your enlightments...

Thank-you
bougalou

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"bougalou" wrote:
> Does anyone know where, and why, the last
> "do script" command, in a
> tell application "Terminal" block
> is always kept memorised ?
>
> I checked .login, .cshrc, .basrc, to no avail.
>
> I'd really appreciate your enlightments...
>
> Thank-you
> bougalou

It’s apparently a bug in the Terminal app.

editing the com.apple.terminal.plist to remove the ExecutionString, or
sending the cmd: <defaults write com.apple.terminal ExecutionString
’’> in Terminal erases the sticky commands generated by the last <do
script (with command ?)>.

Thankyou Bougalou ;-)