Xmessage utility 2005-12-02 - By Shaw, Marco
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> >I thought I read the man page correctly, and something like
> >this would work, but it doesn't:
> >
> ># xmessage -print -buttons "Dave's laptop:IP1" test
> >
> >
> The man page says that what follow the : is used as an exit
> value, so,
> for example
>
> xmessage -print -buttons "Dave's laptop:101,Jim's laptop:102" test
> >/dev/null
> case $? in
> 100) echo Hello Dave ;;
> 101) echo Hello Jim;;
> *) echo Who Are You?
> esac
Thanks, that works great... My next problem is that the values
would actually be more like:
xmessage -print -buttons "Dave's laptop:22.22.22.22" test
The exit value will actually be an IP address. When I run the above
the exit value will always show as "22", and not "22.22.22.22".
I may have to rely on some kind of mapping table unless you guys
have any other ideas?
Marco
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