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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Where am I? Post 302285621 by ruben.rodrigues on Monday 9th of February 2009 10:35:10 AM

02-09-2009

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Quote:

Originally Posted by quirkasaurus

this zenity script is just a "do-nothing" little script...

--info gives the little lightbulb....
--title sets the window title
--text gives you a text label....

You mean, you want it to give you the directory that you click?

Sure, try something like this:

Code:


dir=$(

  zenity --list --title="Choose the directory you wish to view" \
       --column="Directory" \
admin \
bin \
data \
deploy \
lost+found \
pdc \
scratch \
web \
webnet \
  )



print dir=$dir

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

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