[GLLUG] Windows version of "dialog"
Michael Malinak
mm@crushedice.com
Thu, 28 Mar 2002 16:00:01 -0500
I missed the meeting, is there something you wanted it to be able to do
otherwise?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Hoort" <hoortbri@msu.edu>
To: <linux-user@egr.msu.edu>
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 2:17 PM
Subject: [GLLUG] Windows version of "dialog"
> At the meeting I mentioned a Windows utility that approximated the
> functionality of 'dialog'. It is called msgbox.exe and I got it off the
net
> somewhere. My second comment, that it cannot handle user input other than
> buttons appears to be accurate.
>
> I'll post it to the list if that's acceptable -- is that frowned upon
here?
> It's a tiny program (54KB). Usage below:
>
>
> MSGBOX release 1.1 - Prompt for an answer and set errorlevel
> Copyright 1995-1998 by David G. Thomas.
>
> Usage: MSGBOX flags "title" prompt_string ...
>
> Flags:
> /? Help (this screen)
>
> /BARI Buttons: Abort/Retry/Ignore
> /BO Button: OK
> /BOC Buttons: OK/CANCEL
> /BRC Buttons: Retry/CANCEL
> /BYN Buttons: Yes/No
> /BYNC Buttons: Yes/No/CANCEL
>
> /Dx Default is button #x (1, 2 or 3)
> /F1 Send Console window to the foreground before input
> /F2 Send Console window to the foreground after input
> /H Hide the console window during the prompt
>
> /I! Icon Exclamation
> /II Icon Information
> /IQ Icon Question
> /IS Icon Stop
>
> /MA Application Modal
> /MS System Modal (stays on top)
> /MT Task Modal
>
> /Tn Time out after n seconds
>
> prompt_string:
> The rest of the line will be the prompt/message string.
> If quoted then each quoted string will be on a separate line.
>
> Errorlevels returned:
> 1 = OK
> 2 = Yes
> 3 = Retry
> 4 = Ignore
> 5 = No
> 6 = Cancel
> 7 = Abort
> 8 = Time Out
>
>
>
>
> --
> Brian Hoort
> Agricultural Economics Computer Service
> Michigan State University
>
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