Hi, cameron, nice question; dialog is a really cool program - but rather
than tell you exactly how to run it, I recommend you look in
file:/usr/doc/dialog-0.X/samples (X being whichever version you
have) --dialog runs from a script and this directory contains some
examples of how to call it...NO
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cameron Matheson) wrote:
>I'm trying to make script that asks you what you want to do (and then
>echo's a list of choices), but I need to know what the command would be
>(like DOS's choice) to prompt the user, and how to use it.
If you want something more lightweight than the al
On 2000-02-29 01:48:12, Cameron Matheson wrote:
> How do I use dialog?
rtfm (`man dialog`, /usr/doc/dialog).
/Allan
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How do I use dialog?
Thanks,
Cameron Matheson
"Allan M. Wind" wrote:
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> On 2000-02-29 00:36:11, Cameron Matheson wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to make script that asks you what you want to do (and then
> > echo's a list of choices), but I need to know what the command would be
> > (like DOS's cho
On 2000-02-29 00:36:11, Cameron Matheson wrote:
> I'm trying to make script that asks you what you want to do (and then
> echo's a list of choices), but I need to know what the command would be
> (like DOS's choice) to prompt the user, and how to use it.
dialog
/Allan
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Allan M. Wind
Hey,
I'm trying to make script that asks you what you want to do (and then
echo's a list of choices), but I need to know what the command would be
(like DOS's choice) to prompt the user, and how to use it.
Thanks,
Cameron Matheson
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