Simply add GUI elements to scripts.
 
One single tool with several GUI dialogs, e.g. messagebox, file dialog, string input or choice list.
 
Usage example for a bash script, see more on page examples:

#!/bin/sh mkdir -p /tmp/backup/latest fn=$(ao6dialogs file -title="choose file to back up" -folder="/") if [ -f "$fn" ]; then     cp "$fn" /tmp/backup/latest     ao6dialogs info -text="$fn"$'\n\nhas been saved to /tmp/backup/latest.' fi

# create backup folder # ask user for a file # if file exists and not cancelled: # copy file to backup # tell user about success

 
Download latest version:
 
  scriptdialogs V 1.01
 
 
License: freeware, without any warranty.                                              

tool	does	options	return	looks like
info	Displays a message. Disappears with OK button, ESC and ENT.   Message given directly or with a text file.	-text="message" -textfile="info.txt"   common options: title left top width height
yesno	Asks a simple yes/no question. Disappears with Yes/No button, ESC and ENT.   Message given directly or with a text file.	-text="question" -textfile="question.txt"   common options: title left top width height
file	Asks for a file.	-folder="." -filter="*.txt;*.pdf" -showhidden   common options: title left top width height	file name with path or empty string

                                             

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Download latest version:
 
  scriptdialogs V 1.01
 

 

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Previous versions:
scriptdialogs V 1.00
 
                                             

Linux	i386	scriptdialogs_linux32
	x86_64	scriptdialogs_linux64
Windows	i386	scriptdialogs_win32.exe
	x86_64	scriptdialogs_win64.exe
ARM	ARM32	scriptdialogs_arm32
	AARCH64	scriptdialogs_aarch64
Mac OS X	x86_64	scriptdialogs_osx64

                                             

scriptdialogs

Simply add GUI elements to scripts.

One single tool with several GUI dialogs, e.g. messagebox, file dialog, string input or choice list.


License: freeware, without any warranty.

www: https://www.scriptdialogs.mntec.ch


Targets

Linux	i386	scriptdialogs_linux32
	x86_64	scriptdialogs_linux64
Windows	i386	scriptdialogs_win32.exe
	x86_64	scriptdialogs_win64.exe
ARM	arm32	scriptdialogs_arm32
	aarch64	scriptdialogs_aarch64
Mac OS X	x86_64	scriptdialogs_osx64

Examples

For getting started, there are some examples included. They are named “example_xx.[sh,bat,cmd,py]”. Each of them contains a short description.

To use them, rename the appropriate executable for your system to “scriptdialogs” or “scriptdialogs.exe” (on Windows).

Quick testing

scriptdialogs file -folder=“/home” -filter="*.txt"

scriptdialogs info -textfile=results.txt

scriptdialogs yesno -text=“Are you sure?”

                                             

example_01.sh

#!/bin/sh   #scriptdialogs example: Ask for a file and save it to backup folder.   mkdir -p /tmp/backup/latest fn=$(./scriptdialogs file -title="choose file for backup" -folder="/") if [ -f "$fn" ]; then   cp "$fn" /tmp/backup/latest   echo "$fn has been saved to backup."   ./scriptdialogs info -text="$fn"$'\nhas been saved to backup.' fi

                                             

V1.01	added Mac OS X target
V1.00	initial revision

                                             

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