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02-09-2009

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ruben.rodrigues

Man, the idea is to not need to enter the directory. Is to write a script that tells me in which directory I am or in which file did I click

Oh. Try this, man.

Code:

#!/bin/sh
 
file=`zenity --list --title="Choose the FILE you wish to view" --column="File" *`
 
zenity --info --title="file, directory..." --text "directory: $PWD\nfile: $file"

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