penguins-eggs 9.3.23 → 9.3.24

package/scripts/includes/easybashgui-debug

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-#!/usr/bin/env bash
-#
-#####################################
-#####################################
-#
-# easybashgui "module"
-#
-# This file is intended to be packaged with scripts that use easybashgui.
-#
-# This file will try to source easybashgui_X.X.X.lib, or provide
-# fallback functions, thus avoiding a hard dependency on easybashgui ".lib" file.
-#
-#########################
-#
-# Copyright (C) 2020 Vittorio Cagnetta
-#
-# Author: Vittorio Cagnetta <vaisarger@gmail.com>
-# Author: Christian ? <https://launchpad.net/~cgat-1>
-#
-# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
-# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
-# the Free Software Foundation; version 3 of the License.
-#
-# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
-# GNU General Public License for more details.
-#
-# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program, 
-# called, in this distribution, "EasyBashGUI-license"; if not, write to the 
-# Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
-#
-#########################
-#
-# There are two easy methods to use easybashgui in your projects.
-# 
-# The basic method introduces a hard dependency on easybashgui. This means
-# easybashgui must be installed on the machine your script is running on, 
-# or your script will fail with an error. This method only requires to
-# call "source easybashgui" (once) in your script to be able to use
-# easybashgui functions if easybashgui is installed, but will make
-# your script fail without it.
-# 
-# The easybashincl method however allows your script to run
-# without easybashgui installed, or even available:
-#
-#  1) Ship a copy of just the "easybashgui" file from the easybashgui
-#      package with your script's package.
-#      (in same directory as the calling script, or in an includes/ subdirectory)
-#  2) Copy the "easybashincl code snippet" from the "easybashgui" file
-#      into your script.
-#  3) Call "eb_incl easybashgui" from your script.
-#
-# If you also include the easybashgui.lib file in your package, and
-# use the easybashincl method, your script will also work with any supported dialog 
-# frontend without requiring a separate easybashgui download and installation
-# on the target system.
- 
- 
-### INCLUDABLE EASYBASH MODULES ###
-# The easybashincl code snippet below allows easy inclusion of
-# bash scripts from other bash scripts.
-#
-# Unlike the bash builtin "source" (or "."), it does not require the
-# file to be installed in your $PATH.
-#
-# If the requested module (bash script file) is not in the $PATH,
-# the "eb_incl" function will look for it in these places:
-#
-#    * same directory as the calling script
-#    * includes/ subdirectory
-#    * ${SHELL_LIBRARY_PATH}
-#
-# Improvement thanks to Stefano Borini's answer at
-# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/78497/design-patterns-or-best-practices-for-shell-scripts
-#
-#
-###################################################################
-MODULE_VERSION="12.0.4"
-MODULE_NAME="easybashgui-debug"
-###################################################################
-#
-clean_temp()
-	{
-	local FUNCT_NAME="clean_temp"
-	local IFS=$' \t\n'
-	#
-	if [ -f "${dir_tmp}/${file_tmp}" ] 2> /dev/null
-		then
-		rm -f "${dir_tmp}/${file_tmp}" 2> /dev/null
-	fi
-	#
-	if [ -f "${dir_tmp}/${file_ignore}" ] 2> /dev/null
-		then
-		rm -f "${dir_tmp}/${file_ignore}" 2> /dev/null
-	fi
-	#
-	}
-#
-###################################################################
-# Every easybash module should prevent repeated inclusion by
-# starting with an if-clause similar to the following:
-#  ( With its proper module-name in the
-#    "eb_incl_<module-name>__imported" variable. )
-ebg_debug_check="YES"
-if [ "${ebg_debug_check}" = "YES" ]
-	then
-	#
-	# avoid "easybashgui-debug" repeated inclusion
-	if [ "${eb_incl_easybashgui_debug__imported+defined}" = "defined" ]
-		then
-		#
-		[ "${supermode:-unset}" = "unset" ] && declare supermode=""
-		#
-		if [ ${#supermode} -eq 0 ]
-			then
-			# Prevent repeated inclusion *only if* ${supermode} is not set ...
-			echo "${MODULE_NAME}: ERR: easybashgui-debug not sourced (already sourced)! -supermode not set- ."
-			return 0
-		fi
-		#
-		if [ "${supermode}" = "${mode}" ]
-			then
-			# Prevent repeated inclusion *only if* ${supermode} = ${mode} ...
-			echo "${MODULE_NAME}: ERR: easybashgui-debug not sourced (already sourced) -supermode is not different from mode- ."
-			return 0
-		fi
-		#
-	fi
-	#
-	echo -e "...easybashgui-debug sourcing..."
-	#
-	#eb_incl_easybashgui_debug__imported=1
-	eb_incl_easybashgui_debug__imported=please_prevent_next_time
-	#
-	export easybashgui_debug_mode=YES
-	#
-fi
-#
-###################################################################
-
-#
-# Now let's source actual functions...
-# =>
-target="easybashgui-debug"
-source easybashgui

package/scripts/includes/easydialog-legacy

@@ -1,163 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env bash
-#
-#########################
-#
-# Copyright (C) 2020 Vittorio Cagnetta
-#
-# Author: Vittorio Cagnetta <vaisarger@gmail.com>
-#
-# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
-# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
-# the Free Software Foundation; version 3 of the License.
-#
-# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
-# GNU General Public License for more details.
-#
-# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program, 
-# called, in this distribution, "EasyBashGUI-license"; if not, write to the 
-# Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
-#
-#########################
-#
-############################
-#
-#
-#
-usage()
-	{
-	#
-	echo -e "Usage:>$(basename "${0}" ) [-m [mode]] [box type] <box options>" 
-	echo -e "\t1)Where [modes] are:" 
-	echo -e "\t a \t\t=>\t automatic (normal way)"
-	echo -e "\t g \t\t=>\t to force gtkdialog"
-	echo -e "\t k \t\t=>\t to force kdialog"
-	echo -e "\t z \t\t=>\t to force zenity"
-	echo -e "\t x \t\t=>\t to force Xdialog"
-	echo -e "\t d \t\t=>\t to force (c)dialog"
-	echo -e "\t n \t\t=>\t to force no widget ( => shell boxes)"
-	echo -e "\n"
-	echo -e "\tAnd [box types] -> [box options] are:" 
-	echo -e "\t --question -> \"[text]\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 argument, box output to exit code and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --message -> \"[text]\" \t\t\t=>\t ( 1 argument )"
-	echo -e "\t --alert_message -> \"[text]\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 argument )"
-	echo -e "\t --ok_message -> \"[text]\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 argument )"
-	echo -e "\t --text \t\t\t\t=>\t ( STDIN, NO argument, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --wait_seconds -> \"[integer]\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 argument )"
-	echo -e "\t --wait_for -> \"[text]\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 argument, PID to kill to \"wait_for__PID\" variable and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --terminate_wait_for \t\t\t=>\t ( 1 argument only in $(basename "${0}" ), otherwise, NO argument )"
-	echo -e "\t --fselect -> \"<init. dir.>\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 <optional> argument, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --dselect -> \"<init. dir.>\" \t\t=>\t ( 1 <optional> argument, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --input -> 1 \"[init 1]\" \t\t=>\t ( 2 arguments, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --input -> 2 \"[label 1]\" \"[init 1]\" \"[label 2]\" \"[init 2]\" \t\t\t=> ( 5 arguments, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --input -> 3 \"[label 1]\" \"[init 1]\" \"[label 2]\" \"[init 2]\" \"[label 3]\" \"[init 3]\" => ( 7 arguments, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --menu -> \"[item 1]\" ... \"[item n]\" \t=>\t ( [n] arguments, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --list -> <+|->\"[item 1]\" ... <+|->\"[item n]\" \t=>\t ( [n] arguments, optionally prefixed with \"+\"(plus) or \"-\"(minus), box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\t --progress -> \"[text]\" \t\t\t=>\t ( STDIN -percent-, 1 argument )"
-	echo -e "\t --progress -> \"[text]\" \"[elements number]\" \t=>\t ( STDIN -\"PROGRESS\"-, 2 arguments )"
-	echo -e "\t --adjust -> \"[text]\" \"[min value]\" \"[init value]\" \"[max value]\" \t=>\t ( 4 arguments, box output to \"\${dir_tmp}/\${file_tmp}\" and STDERR )"
-	echo -e "\n\n"
-	echo -e "\t2)Examples:"
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m a --question \"Do you like Contry music ?\" 2> a.txt ; a=\"\$(0< a.txt )\" ; rm -f a.txt ; [ \${a} -eq 0 ] && $(basename "${0}" ) -m a --ok_message \"You do like it :)\" || $(basename "${0}" ) -m a --alert_message \"You don't like it :(\" "
-	echo -e "\t>echo -e \"What's your name?\\\n\\\nMy name's:\\\nVittorio\" | $(basename "${0}" ) -m z --text"
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m a --wait_seconds 3"
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m k --wait_for \"I'm sleeping 4 seconds... good night...\" 2> pid.txt ; pid=\"\$(0< pid.txt )\" ; rm -f pid.txt ;    sleep 4    ; $(basename "${0}" ) -m k --terminate_wait_for \"\${pid}\" "
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m x --fselect"
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m a --input 1 \"(write here IP address)\""
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m k --input 3 \"Username\" \"root\" \"IP address\" \"192.168.0.1\" \"Destination directory\" \"/tmp\""
-	echo -e "\t>$(basename "${0}" ) -m d --menu \"Country\" \"Blues\" \"Rock\""
-	echo -e "\t>for i in 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ; do echo \"\${i}\" && sleep 2 ; done | $(basename "${0}" ) -m d --progress \"This is a test progress...\""
-	echo -e "\t>for i in 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ; do echo \"PROGRESS\" && sleep 2 ; done | $(basename "${0}" ) -m z --progress \"This is a test progress...\" \"10\""
-	echo -e "\n\n"
-	echo -e "\t3)Would you like *really* easy dialogs?"
-	echo -e "\tTry this:"
-	echo -e "\t>cp easybashgui /usr/local/bin/"
-	echo -e "\t>touch \"easy_updatedb.sh\""
-	echo -e "\t>chmod 755 \"easy_updatedb.sh\""
-	echo -e "\tThen, edit the file like so:"
-	echo -e "\t"
-	echo -e "\t#!/usr/bin/env bash"
-	echo -e "\tsource /usr/local/bin/easybashgui"
-	echo -e "\tmessage \"Click OK \\\n to update locate db...\""
-	echo -e "\twait_for \"Updating...\" ; updatedb ; terminate_wait_for"
-	echo -e "\tok_message \"Update finished ;-)\""
-	echo -e "\t"
-	echo -e "\tTry to launch the *same* script in console, in GNOME, in KDE, and finally in text console... ;-)"
-	echo
-	#
-	exit 1
-	#
-	} 1>&2
-#
-#
-#
-############################
-#
-#
-#
-[ ${#} -eq 0 ] && usage
-while getopts ":hvm:" option
-	do
-	case ${option} in
-	 "h" )
-		source easybashgui ; \
-		echo -e "\nThe library \"${LIB_NAME}\" allows bash scripters to simply provide their scripts a graphical user interface in an easy way: no matter wich dialog type is more appropriate ( if you are in GNOME, in KDE, etc.).\nThe script ( \"$(basename "${0}" )\" ) is used only to show ${LIB_NAME} library capability...\n\n" 1>&2 && usage \
-		;;
-	 "v" )
-		source easybashgui ; \
-		echo -e "\n${LIB_NAME}: vers. ${LIB_VERSION}\n" 1>&2 && exit \
-		;;
-	 "m" )
-		if [ "${OPTARG}" = "a" ]; then export supermode="auto" && break ; \
-		elif [ "${OPTARG}" = "g" ]; then export supermode="gtkdialog" && break ; \
-		elif [ "${OPTARG}" = "k" ]; then export supermode="kdialog" && break ; \
-		elif [ "${OPTARG}" = "z" ]; then export supermode="zenity" && break ; \
-		elif [ "${OPTARG}" = "x" ]; then export supermode="Xdialog" && break ; \
-		elif [ "${OPTARG}" = "d" ]; then export supermode="dialog" && break ; \
-		elif [ "${OPTARG}" = "n" ]; then export supermode="none" && break ; \
-		else usage ; \
-		fi \
-		;;
-	 * )
-		usage \
-		;;
-	esac
-	#
-done
-shift $(($OPTIND - 1))
-#
-#
-#
-funct="$(echo "${1}" | tr -d '-' )"
-case ${funct} in
-	"question"|\
-	"message"|"alert_message"|"ok_message"|\
-	"text"|\
-	"wait_seconds"|"wait_for"|"terminate_wait_for"|\
-	"fselect"|"dselect"|\
-	"input"|\
-	"menu"|"list"|\
-	"progress"|\
-	"adjust" )
-		:;;
-	
-	* )
-		usage ;;
-esac && shift
-#
-#
-#
-############################
-# ...main
-LIB_CHECK="$(type "easybashgui" 2> /dev/null )" ; [ ${#LIB_CHECK} -eq 0 ] && echo -e "\n\n\n\nYou need to copy \"easybashgui\" in your path ( e.g.: \"cp easybashgui_X.X.X /usr/local/bin/\" )...\n:(\n\n\n\n" 1>&2 && usage
-#
-source easybashgui
-num_param=${#}
-eval ${funct} $(for (( index=1 ; index <= ${num_param} ; index++ ))
-			do
-			echo -n "\"${1}\" "
-			shift
-		done ) 
-clean_temp
-# bye! ;-)