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msg input box
Hi!
I need a command to ask for input a project name and store the input in a var like in VB a: r = msgbox blablabla but for unix shell I know that is a gdialog --inputbox but then how do I store in the var? and how do I use the text proprity Thanks Last edited by ruben.rodrigues; 01-28-2009 at 04:48 AM.. |
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