Good morning
I have a yad script, creating a dialog with several check-boxes, all set to true initially. The very last one cannot adopt that value.
Is this a bug in your opinion or something I have to know?
Having split the field definitions to 1 line per field, I notice that the position of the closing parenthesis ( "))" ) is of importance, else the return value from the dialog is unusable.
Such sensibility is awkward but maybe I am overlooking something. (That was due to a typo)
The screen shot of the current dialog, authentic, from the below script:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...1&d=1706346853
I still have to verify its usability in the context of a little project.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
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# A dialog to override configuration options
TITLE="Override post-processor configuration"
# Apart from PP, these are the configuration variables which can be
# manipulated or rather unset.
PP=1
GROUP_SIGS=2
CUSTOM_HEADERS=3
XNAY_GROUPS=4
DEBUG_LOG=5
CONF=($(yad --item-separator=" " --title "$TITLE" --image="" --window-icon="" --form \
--field="Uncheck to disable options":LBL\
--field="Post Processor (disable all)":CHK 'true'\
--field="Signature":CHK 'true' \
--field="Custom-headers":CHK 'true' \
--field="XNAY":CHK 'true' \
--field="Log":CHK 'true'))
IFS="|"
read -ra C_ARR <<< $CONF
CONF=''
# TODO : comment or remove
# ------------->
echo ${C_ARR[@]}
# <-------------
for i in PP GROUP_SIGS CUSTOM_HEADERS XNAY_GROUPS DEBUG_LOG
do
if [ 'FALSE'==${C_ARR[$i]} ]
then
CONF="$i $CONF"
fi
done
# signal the fields
echo $CONF
