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zigbert
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sklimkin
I have read your post some times to get the grip of the problem....
Is it this line that won't work?
| Code: | | <action>cat [ echo $COMMANDSTRING ] | scrot </action> |
If you find gtkdialog sensitive to your bash code, remember, you can always place bash code in an external function. Like: | Code: | call() {
cat "$COMMANDSTRING" | scrot
}
[...]
<action>call </action> |
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| zigbert wrote: | sklimkin
... ...
If you find gtkdialog sensitive to your bash code, remember, you can always place bash code in an external function. Like: | Code: | call() {
cat "$COMMANDSTRING" | scrot
}
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<action>call </action> |
Sigmund |
Thanks for attention, Sigmund.
I read some hours about bash-scripting successively.
After that has corrected the program text:
| Code: | #!/bin/bash
GTKDIALOG=gtkdialog
funccommand () {
if [ "$COMBOBOX1" == "All" ]; then
COMMAND1=
else COMMAND1="-s"
echo "COMMAND1= $COMMAND1"
COMMAND2="$COMBOBOX2"
echo "COMMAND2= $COMMAND2"
COMMANDSTRING="-d $COMMAND2 $COMMAND1 -e 'mv $f ~'"
echo "COMMANDSTRING= $COMMANDSTRING"
echo "End of export variables."
fi
}
export MAIN_DIALOG='
... ... ...
<button>
<label>ACCEPT</label>
<variable>GOMMANDSRING</variable>
<action>echo "Start of scrot:"</action>
<action>funccommand $COMBOBOX1 $COMBOBOX2</action>
<action>echo "COMMANDSTRING= $COMMANDSTRING"</action>
<action>cat [ echo $COMMANDSTRING ] | scrot </action>
</button>
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In bash-script it works:
| Code: | sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$ funccommand () {
> if [ "$COMBOBOX1" == "All" ]; then
> COMMAND1=
> else COMMAND1="-s"
> echo "COMMAND1= $COMMAND1"
> COMMAND2="$COMBOBOX2"
> echo "COMMAND2= $COMMAND2"
> COMMANDSTRING="-d $COMMAND2 $COMMAND1 -e 'mv $f ~'"
> echo "COMMANDSTRING= $COMMANDSTRING"
> echo "End of export variables."
> fi
> }
sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$ COMBOBOX2="5"
sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$ COMBOBOX1="Window"
sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$ GOMMANDSRING=""
sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$ funccommand $COMBOBOX1 $COMBOBOX2
COMMAND1= -s
COMMAND2= 5
COMMANDSTRING= -d 5 -s -e 'mv ~'
End of export variables.
sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$
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And in gtkdialog isn't works:
| Code: | Start of scrot:
sh: funccommand: command not found
COMMANDSTRING=
sh: scrot: command not found
cat: [: file or dir missing
cat: echo: file or dir missing
cat: ]: file or dir missing
COMBOBOX1="Window"
COMBOBOX2="5"
FILE="/home/sklimkin/projects/gtkdialog/scrotdlg-bash2/dialog"
GOMMANDSRING=""
EXIT="Cancel"
sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~/projects/gtkdialog/scrotdlg-bash2$ |
gtkdialog doesn't find my new function funccommand ()
| Code: | | sh: funccommand: command not found |
Problem in this string:
| Code: | | <action>funccommand $COMBOBOX1 $COMBOBOX2</action> |
I want to understand how correctly to cause external functions from gtkdialog.
Probably such calls are inaccessible in prior versions gtkdialog
At me now:
| Code: | sklimkin@sklimkin-desktop:~$ gtkdialog -v
gtkdialog version 0.8.0 (C) 2003-2007 Laszlo Pere, 2011 Thunor
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Also isn't works:
| Code: | #!/bin/bash
GTKDIALOG=gtkdialog
call() {
funccommand $COMBOBOX1 $COMBOBOX2
echo "call_COMMANDSTRING= $COMMANDSTRING"
cat "$COMMANDSTRING" | scrot
}
funccommand () {
if [ "$COMBOBOX1" == "All" ]; then
COMMAND1=
else COMMAND1="-s"
echo "COMMAND1= $COMMAND1"
COMMAND2="$COMBOBOX2"
echo "COMMAND2= $COMMAND2"
COMMANDSTRING="-d $COMMAND2 $COMMAND1 -e 'mv $f ~'"
echo "COMMANDSTRING= $COMMANDSTRING"
echo "End of export variables."
fi
}
export MAIN_DIALOG='
<button>
<label>ACCEPT</label>
<variable>GOMMANDSRING</variable>
<action>echo "Start of scrot:"</action>
<action>call </action>
</button> |
Thankful in advance for the correct helps.
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| Posted: Wed 31 Oct 2012, 18:52 Post subject:
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export -f func_name
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| Posted: Thu 01 Nov 2012, 15:04 Post subject:
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| technosaurus wrote: | | export -f func_name |
export -f
This that magic word of which didn't suffice for the question decision.
Thanks for the help, mr technosaurus!
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oldyeller
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Hello Everyone
Has anyone used the fontbutton widget yet?
I have tried to use it to increase the font in the reader that I am making with the edit widget.
Don't know if you can use it in the edit widget or not.
This is my code so far
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#!/bin/bash
GTKDIALOG=gtkdialog
WORKDIR="/usr/local/Manna"
NOTES_DIR="$WORKDIR/notestxt"
funcbtnCreate() {
echo '<button image-position="'$2'">
<label>"'"$3"'"</label>
<input file stock="'$4'"></input>
<action>echo "'"$5"' '$1'"</action>
<action type="'"$3"'">'$1'</action>
</button>'
}
export TMPDIR=/tmp/notes
mkdir -p "$TMPDIR"
echo "$TMPDIR"/reading
export MAIN_DIALOG='
<window title="Notes" icon-name="Com">
<frame>
<vbox spacing="0">
<menubar>
<menu use-underline="true">
<menuitem stock-id="gtk-quit" accel-key="0x51" accel-mods="4">
<action>exit:Quit</action>
</menuitem>
<label>"_File"</label>
</menu>
<menu label="_Edit" use-underline="true">
<menuitem stock-id="gtk-home" label="Send to Abiword">
<action>abiword '"$TMPDIR"'/reading &</action>
</menuitem>
</menu>
</menubar>
</vbox>
<hbox>
<vbox width-request="120">
<table>
<label>Notes</label>
<variable>ITEM</variable>
<input>ls '"$NOTES_DIR"'</input>
<action>ln -sf "/usr/local/Manna/notestxt/$ITEM" '"$TMPDIR"'/reading</action>
<action>refresh:EDITOR</action>
</table>
</vbox>
<edit editable="true" accepts-tab="true" indent="" justification="0" left-margin="12" right-margin="15" wrap-mode="1">
<variable>EDITOR</variable>
<height>600</height>
<width>350</width>
<input file>'"$TMPDIR"'/reading</input>
<output file>'"$TMPDIR"'/reading</output>
</edit>
</hbox>
<hbox homogeneous="true" spacing="28" width-request="350">
'"$(funcbtnCreate EDITOR 0 Refresh gtk-refresh Refreshing)"'
'"$(funcbtnCreate EDITOR 0 Save gtk-save Saving)"'
<fontbutton font-name="Sans 14" use-font="true" use-size="true">
<variable>$EDITOR</variable>
<input file>'"$TMPDIR"'/reading</input>
<output file>'"$TMPDIR"'/reading</output>
<action>refresh:EDITOR</action>
</fontbutton>
</hbox>
</frame>
</window>
'
case $1 in
-d | --dump) echo "$MAIN_DIALOG" ;;
*) $GTKDIALOG --center --program=MAIN_DIALOG ;;
esac
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sklimkin
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| Posted: Sat 10 Nov 2012, 13:36 Post subject:
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| sklimkin wrote: | | technosaurus wrote: | | export -f func_name |
export -f
This that magic word of which didn't suffice for the question decision.
Thanks for the help, mr technosaurus! |
There was a task to make the graphic interface with the program scrot.
It is for this purpose convenient and pleasant to use gtkdialog and bash.
The variant with a call of additional function works.
Here that has turned out:
| Code: |
#!/bin/bash
## or /bin/sh
funccommand () {
if [ "$COMBOBOX1" == "All" ]; then
COMMAND1="-m"
else COMMAND1="-s"
fi
## !!! Attention: This works in scrot ver. >= 0.8 only !!!
if [ "$COMBOBOX1" == "Window" ]; then
COMMAND1="-u"
fi
COMMAND2="$COMBOBOX2"
COMMANDSTRING="$COMMAND1-b-d $COMMAND2"
cd "$FILE"
scrot "$COMMANDSTRING"
}
export MAIN_DIALOG="
<window>
<vbox>
<text>
<label>SCReenshOT screen-grabber</label>
</text>
<frame Command button EXIT>
<hbox>
<button cancel></button>
</hbox>
</frame>
<frame User-settings>
<hbox>
<vbox>
<text>
<label>Select grab-mode</label>
</text>
<combobox>
<variable>COMBOBOX1</variable>
<item>All</item>
<item>Window</item>
<item>Area</item>
<action>save:COMBOBOX1</action>
</combobox>
</vbox>
<vbox>
<text>
<label>Time-delay-sec</label>
</text>
<combobox>
<variable>COMBOBOX2</variable>
<item>0</item>
<item>1</item>
<item>2</item>
<item>3</item>
<item>5</item>
<item>10</item>
<item>20</item>
<action>save:COMBOBOX2</action>
</combobox>
</vbox>
<button>
<label>ACCEPT</label>
<action>$0 func</action>
</button>
</hbox>
</frame>
<frame Select DIR for save screenshot>
<chooser>
<height>200</height>
<width>200</width>
<variable>FILE</variable>
<default>/home/</default>
<action>save:FILE</action>
<action>$2= $FILE</action>
</chooser>
</frame>
</vbox>
</window>
"
case $1 in
func) funccommand $2 ;;
*) gtkdialog --program=MAIN_DIALOG ;;
esac
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And it is variant of usage gtkdialog for C-lang:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?el5ruubgov613qg
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hi everyone,
i want to make a startmenu in puppy linux like "unity" in ubuntu or something like "metro start menu" in windows8. below, i make a button and scroll in vbox and gtkdialog desklet. but i want more..
i want to a textbox (an entry), that can search every program by change (key-pressed). can anyone help me, please?
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Have you had a look at http://www.smokey01.com/software/desktop/myGTKmenu.tar.gz
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| Posted: Thu 15 Nov 2012, 12:48 Post subject:
tag for closewindow |
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I read old authoring gtkdialog help:
| Quote: | 6.2 Widget manipulation
6.2.1 'Closewindow:NAME'
The command closes the named window opened by the 'Launch:' command. The program remain active if there are more windows active.
6.2.2 'Launch:NAME'
The command opens a new window using the environment variable 'Widget'. |
For some reasons I can't use tags:
| Code: | <action type="launch">DIALOG1</action>
<action type="closewindow">DIALOG1</action> |
I use and It works:
| Code: | | <action>Launch:DIALOG1</action> |
And it isn't works:
| Code: | | <action>Closewindow:DIALOG1</action> |
Why?
Who can help?
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don570
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| Posted: Sat 22 Dec 2012, 14:55 Post subject:
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Here's a tip....
| Code: |
<action>yaf-splash -border false -center -close box -bg orange -fontsize large -text " John's message
here " & </action>
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The above code isn't allowed for the action of a button in a gtkdialog script,
because the text is on two lines.
A way around this problem is to define a variable at beginning of script
such as
| Code: | export MESSAGE=" John's message
here " |
Then the button's action becomes one line...
| Code: | <action>yaf-splash -border false -center -close box -bg orange -fontsize large -text " $MESSAGE " & </action>
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_______________________________________________
I found that if Zigbert's localisation method is used then
MESSAGE=" John's message
here "
is all that is needed. In other words the exporting of the
variable isn't needed.
________________________________________
EDIT: I couldn't get this method of using yaf-splash in a button action
to work when there was a gettext text string 
.
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Happy New Year "dialoguers" 
I'm trying to make a simple GUI for pet installation (below), but I can not find the way to pass the fileselect choice to petget (apparently did not study enough  )
I appreciate any suggestions
| Code: | export INSTALL_PET_GUI='<window title="Pet installer GUI">
<vbox>
<frame>
<text use-markup="true"><label>"Sellect a pet to install"</label></text>
<hbox>
<text><label>Sellect pet</label></text>
<entry fs-action="file" fs-folder="/root"
tooltip-text="Drag or type the pet path here or use the file select button">
<default>pet</default>
<variable>EXEC</variable>
</entry>
<button>
<input file stock="gtk-directory"></input>
<action>fileselect:EXEC</action>
</button>
</hbox>
<hbox homogeneous="true">
<button>
<label>"Install"</label>
<action>/usr/local/petget/petget ??? </action>
<action>exit:apply</action>
</button>
<button cancel></button>
</hbox>
</frame>
</vbox>
</window>'
gtkdialog -p INSTALL_PET_GUI |
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Hi mavrothal,
This works
| Code: | <button>
<label>"Install"</label>
<action>/usr/local/petget/petget $EXEC</action>
<action>exit:apply</action>
</button> |
or better yet, the full path isn't needed,
| Code: | <button>
<label>"Install"</label>
<action>petget $EXEC</action>
<action>exit:apply</action>
</button> |
Cheers, ☃HaPpy NeWyEaR☘
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| Posted: Mon 31 Dec 2012, 06:46 Post subject:
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| Geoffrey wrote: | This works
| Code: | <button>
<label>"Install"</label>
<action>/usr/local/petget/petget $EXEC</action>
<action>exit:apply</action>
</button> |
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Indeed it does.
Thanks and a Happy New Year to you
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Here's a nice tip:
Activating a menuitem processes the actions within the menuitem immediately and then returns to the activater.
Activating a button returns to the activater and then processes the actions within the button later when the button has finished animating.
So, a hidden menuitem is a good place to store lots of code that can be called (activated) from multiple places -- it can be thought of as a subroutine of gtkdialog pseudo-XML.
Here's an example that demonstrates the speed difference and the processing order (watch stdout in terminal):
| Code: | #!/bin/sh
GTKDIALOG=gtkdialog
RandomGet="od -An -N2 -tu2 < /dev/urandom"
MAIN_DIALOG='
<window title="Activate Test" window-position="1" resizable="false"
border-width="0">
<vbox spacing="0">
<menubar>
<menu use-underline="true" label="_File">
<menuitem stock-id="gtk-quit" accel-key="0x51" accel-mods="4">
<action>exit:Quit</action>
</menuitem>
</menu>
<menu use-underline="true" label="_Code">
<menuitem stock-id="gtk-refresh">
<variable>muiMenuitemRoute</variable>
<action>echo MenuitemRoute 2</action>
<action>refresh:entMenuitemRoute</action>
<action>echo MenuitemRoute 3</action>
</menuitem>
</menu>
</menubar>
<vbox border-width="50">
<hbox>
<button image-position="1">
<label>Activate</label>
<input file stock="gtk-go-forward"></input>
<action>echo ButtonRoute 0</action>
<action>activate:btnButtonRoute</action>
<action>echo ButtonRoute 1</action>
</button>
<button image-position="1">
<variable>btnButtonRoute</variable>
<label>Refresh</label>
<input file stock="gtk-go-forward"></input>
<action>echo ButtonRoute 2</action>
<action>refresh:entButtonRoute</action>
<action>echo ButtonRoute 3</action>
</button>
<entry>
<variable>entButtonRoute</variable>
<input>"'$RandomGet'"</input>
</entry>
</hbox>
<hbox>
<button image-position="1">
<label>Activate</label>
<input file stock="gtk-go-forward"></input>
<action>echo MenuitemRoute 0</action>
<action>activate:muiMenuitemRoute</action>
<action>echo MenuitemRoute 1</action>
</button>
<text label="Refresh"></text>
<pixmap stock-icon-size="3">
<input file stock="gtk-go-forward"></input>
</pixmap>
<entry>
<variable>entMenuitemRoute</variable>
<input>"'$RandomGet'"</input>
</entry>
</hbox>
</vbox>
</vbox>
</window>
'
export MAIN_DIALOG
case $1 in
-d | --dump) echo "$MAIN_DIALOG" ;;
*) $GTKDIALOG --program=MAIN_DIALOG ;;
esac |
Regards,
Thunor
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Hi.
I wanted to test the above posted script but it gives me an gtkdialog error in gtkdialog3, gtidialog4 and gtkdialog5.
Which version is used for this script?
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