gtk-shell1
Prompt for user input
Usage
gtk-shell [options]
Overview
This manual page briefly documents the gtk-shell program. This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.
gtk-shell is a GTK-based program which pops up a window and asks for user input. It can be used in scripts or called from other programs.
Options
The program uses short options, starting with one dash (`-'), or long options starting with two dashes.
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-h, --help -
Show summary of options. (This is the default if no arguments are given.)
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-v, --version -
Show version of program.
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-o, --output <file> -
Set the output file, default is stdout.
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-t, --title <title> -
Set the window title.
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-l, --label <label> -
Show a label to the user.
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-fs, --file-selection -
Display a file selection box.
-s, --size <x> <y>
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Set the size of the window. |
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-p, --position <x> <y>
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Set the position of the window on the screen. |
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-q, --query -
Display a query box.
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-qv, --query-value <value> -
Set a default value in a query box.
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-eol, --append-eol -
Appends an EOL char at output time.
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-ec, --exit-code <str> -
String to display if user presses Cancel.
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-vf, --view-file <file> -
View a file in a text box.
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-ef, --edit-file <file> -
Edit a file in a text box.
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-b, --button <str> -
Add a button to quit.
- -c, --choice <c1> <c2> ...
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Display a choice box with the specified choices.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody).