Simple Settings Dialog (ssd) enables a script author to easily construct a simple dialog (e.g. for configuration purposes) that can be be presented to the user during script execution. It is build on QT4 and implements the most commonly used widgets from QT. It is intended for sysadmins for scripting purposes. The goals are that creation of a dialog should be done in very few lines, and the output from ssd (when the user has made his/her choice) should be simple and parseable by bash. The code (or markup) for ssd can either be stored in a separate file or embedded in the bash script, allowing one-file scripting.
| Tags | Systems Administration Shells |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Release Notes: The tab page now produces output (a tab page index). There is a new progress bar widget, interaction with widgets (parse input), navigation between checkable widgets (radio buttons, etc.) with arrow keys, the ability to center the top widget, echo mode for line editing, and maximum and minimum sizes for widgets.


Release Notes: Support for the Image option in the main window.


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