How to make "gnome-terminal -x" behave like "xterm -e"


Wondering if there is a way to make "gnome-terminal -x <cmd>" wait
until the command terminates before returning?


For instance, when using xterm:

$ xterm -e vi tmpfile ; rm tmpfile

The tmpfile won't be deleted until the user has had a chance to read it
in vi and quit the editor.


However, if you try the same thing with gnome-terminal:

$ gnome-terminal -x vi tmpfile ; rm tmpfile

The user never gets to read the tmpfile because it has been deleted
before vi actually gets a chance to start.


Is there is a way to tell gnome-terminal to behave like xterm and
not return until the command has been run in the terminal to completion?

Thanks,
Sean
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