cdialog enables shell scripts to display dialog boxes for presenting questions and messages.
If you're looking for a powerful tool to present questions or display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script, look no further than cdialog. Its easy-to-use interface makes dialog creation a breeze, and it even allows you to add widgets for even more functionality.
To get started, simply use the command "dialog" followed by the common options and box options. You can also add widgets using the "--and-widget" option.
One of the best features of cdialog is its recent update, which fixed an indexing error in the form widget and created a workaround for SSH disconnects leaving orphaned processes. There are also a few enhancements, such as default colors and the addition of buttons to the pause widget, as well as other minor fixes and improvements.
Overall, if you need a reliable and versatile tool for creating dialogs in your shell scripts, cdialog is definitely worth checking out.
To get started, simply use the command "dialog" followed by the common options and box options. You can also add widgets using the "--and-widget" option.
One of the best features of cdialog is its recent update, which fixed an indexing error in the form widget and created a workaround for SSH disconnects leaving orphaned processes. There are also a few enhancements, such as default colors and the addition of buttons to the pause widget, as well as other minor fixes and improvements.
Overall, if you need a reliable and versatile tool for creating dialogs in your shell scripts, cdialog is definitely worth checking out.
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