Hi,
I'm doing a small application, to complete I need to know how to add a new keyboard shortcut, but from a terminal.
In other words... a command to set that [alt]+[shift]+[r] is going to run ~/.record.sh; for example.

I would appreciate any help, any clue.
Thank you very much.

Best regards.

PS: I apologize for my English, is not my primary language.

Do you want it to work even if you aren't in a terminal (i.e., a global shortcut that will launch a terminal running ~/.record.sh)? In that case there are many ways, here's one:
System Settings -> Shortcuts and Gestures -> (Custom Shortcuts ->) Edit -> New -> Global Shortcut -> Command/URL.

Give the shortcut a name.
Trigger tab: Set the shortcut you want to use.
Action tab: Enter e.g.

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konsole --noclose -e ~/.record.sh

Click on Apply to save your settings.

Hope that's what you wanted!

Thanks for your answer Hans.
I need to create global shortcut yes, but from terminal.
Add a global shortcut through a command, for example:

:~$ addgshortcut [ctrl]+[shift]+[r] ~/.record.sh

And then, when I press [ctrl]+[shift]+[r] the sistem go to execute: bash ~/.record.sh

Thank you very much for your attention.