My original example,
find . -name '*.h' | yad --list --title "Search Results" --text "Finding all
header files.." --column "Files"
will work when passed to bash from rexx
#!/usr/bin/rexx
'find . -name "*.h"',
'|yad --list',
'--title "Search Results"',
'--text "Finding all header files.."',
'--column "Files"',
'|rxqueue'
do queued()
parse pull yad_result
say yad_result
end
exit rc
because the entire command is processed by bash. If I want to process the
results of the find command before passing them to yad
#!/usr/bin/rexx
'find . -name "*.h"',
'|rxqueue'
do l = 1 to queued()
parse pull line.l
-- do something to line.l
-- somehow (?) stack line. contents for yad
end
-- how does bash know that yad should read stacked input?
'yad --list',
'--title "Search Results" ',
'--text "Finding all header files.."',
'--column "Files"',
'|rxqueue' -- get yad results
do queued()
parse pull yad_result
say yad_result
end
exit rc
merely SAYing them will just write them to the console, as there appears to be
no way to tell bash to pipe them to yad.
Leslie
On 2016-09-12 16:24:36 Les Koehler wrote:
> So Leslie's code would be:
>
> say 'some message' | yad
>
> and it could be done multiple times to let yad accumulate all the text
> and display it?
>
> Les
>
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