Asustor Dialog (Beta)- Mainteneur MulMic - Développeur Thomas E. Dickey

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site web : https://invisible-island.net/dialog/dialog.html
La flemme de traduire lol. Donc voici le descriptif Anglais ci-dessous

Disponible sur séries NAS AS6, AS70, AS50, AS51, AS61, AS62, AS31, AS32, AS63, AS64, AS52, AS53, AS65, AS71, AS66



Dialog is a program that will let you present a variety of questions or
display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script. These types
of dialog boxes are implemented (though not all are necessarily
compiled into dialog):


buildlist, calendar, checklist, dselect, editbox, form, fselect,
gauge, infobox, inputbox, inputmenu, menu, mixedform,
mixedgauge, msgbox (message), passwordbox, passwordform, pause,
prgbox, programbox, progressbox, radiolist, rangebox, tailbox,
tailboxbg, textbox, timebox, treeview, and yesno (yes/no).


You can put more than one dialog box into a script:


o Use the --and-widget token to force dialog to proceed to the next
dialog unless you have pressed ESC to cancel, or


o Simply add the tokens for the next dialog box, making a chain.
Dialog stops chaining when the return code from a dialog is
nonzero, e.g., Cancel or No (see DIAGNOSTICS).


Some widgets, e.g., checklist, will write text to dialog's output.
Normally that is the standard error, but there are options for changing
this: --output-fd, --stderr and --stdout. No text is written if
the Cancel button (or ESC) is pressed; dialog exits immediately in that
case.

 

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Pour contacter l'intégrateur, mainteneur : mueller_michael@mail.ru
site web : https://invisible-island.net/dialog/dialog.html
La flemme de traduire lol. Donc voici le descriptif Anglais ci-dessous

Disponible sur séries NAS AS6, AS70, AS50, AS51, AS61, AS62, AS31, AS32, AS63, AS64, AS52, AS53, AS65, AS71, AS66


Dialog is a program that will let you present a variety of questions or
display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script. These types
of dialog boxes are implemented (though not all are necessarily
compiled into dialog):

buildlist, calendar, checklist, dselect, editbox, form, fselect,
gauge, infobox, inputbox, inputmenu, menu, mixedform,
mixedgauge, msgbox (message), passwordbox, passwordform, pause,
prgbox, programbox, progressbox, radiolist, rangebox, tailbox,
tailboxbg, textbox, timebox, treeview, and yesno (yes/no).

You can put more than one dialog box into a script:

o Use the --and-widget token to force dialog to proceed to the next
dialog unless you have pressed ESC to cancel, or

o Simply add the tokens for the next dialog box, making a chain.
Dialog stops chaining when the return code from a dialog is
nonzero, e.g., Cancel or No (see DIAGNOSTICS).

Some widgets, e.g., checklist, will write text to dialog's output.
Normally that is the standard error, but there are options for changing
this: --output-fd, --stderr and --stdout. No text is written if
the Cancel button (or ESC) is pressed; dialog exits immediately in that
case.

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