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From : Andy Pershin 2:5059/9.15 25 Feb 98 19:50:42
Subj : dialog, но только под X'ы?
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Hello!
Mike Iokhvin wrote:
MI> Subj, в природе, как dialog, но только под X'ы? Желательно с тем-же
MI> синтаксисом (но это не главное)... Если можно -- URL, pls.
Случайно где-то откопал widtools-2p0b.tgz, именно то, что надо.
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widtools v2.0b
Robert S. Mallozzi
<[email protected]>
1997 March
INTRODUCTION
widtools is a small set of tools that allow you to use XForms widgets
in your shell scripts. There are the following tools available:
dialog
getfile
input
menu
showfile
slider
The structure of widtools has totally changed from that of v1.2. The
new version is not backward compatible; sorry, but it cannot be helped.
The older versions were flawed in their design (not that the new version
isn't :-) ). Anyway, there is now a single executable name (widtools),
and flags are given for various options, sort of like Tcl/Tk.
Executing widtools without any arguments will print a help screen,
so you don't have to remember the calling sequences. In general,
you execute
widtools -tag -flag value
where tag is one of the words in the list above. You can set many global
flag options, such as foreground and background colors, font size and
style, etc., by adding additional flags. For example, to show a dialog
box with a white background and red text
widtools -dialog -fore red -back white
Execute widtools without any arguments to view a summary of supported
options, and available colors and fonts (colors and fonts are all those
supported by xforms v0.84).
In a shell script, you execute the widtools command with the $()
construct (or the `` construct).
The return value depends on the type of widget. For dialog
widgets, 0 is returned if "Ok" is selected, 1 if "Cancel is selected.
Run the sample script example, and then look at the file to see how I
invoked the different widtools.
INSTALLATION
0. You must have the XForms library installed (minimum version 0.81)
1. Examine the Makefile to ensure that the system will find the forms
library and the X libraries. Then execute make, like this:
$make
2. Copy widtools to your binary directory (e.g., /usr/local/bin).
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