What command line to use to set up Double Commander's "Run in terminal" feature to use XFCE terminal?

Question

Double Commander has a handy "Run in terminal" feature but it is configured to uses xterm by default. Needless to say many prefer to use their desktop environment native terminal client and so do I. The feature is configurable and the default command line to call the terminal application is

xterm -e sh -c

what to replae it with to use XFCE terminal?

Solution

Just xfce4-terminal -e %f is fine,

But beware if your command dies or quits quickly, you'll see screen flashing.

i.e xfce4-terminal -e /bin/ls

P.S Also change the "Run in Terminal" line to xfce4-terminal if needed

Comments

[Ivan]

xfce4-terminal -e says "Failed to execute... no such file or directory". Plain xfce4-terminal does nothing at all. And I would like the terminal to remain opened when the application returns.

[daisy]

@Ivan updated, see if the new answer work for you

[Ivan]

Still doesn't work.