whiptail:tldr:bb81a
whiptail: Customise the text on the yes / no buttons.
$ whiptail --title "${title}" --yes-button "${text}" --no-button "${text}" --yesno "${message}" ${height_in_chars} ${width_in_chars}
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This command uses the "whiptail" utility to display a dialog box with a message and options for the user to choose from. Here's a breakdown of the command:
whiptail: This is the executable command used to call the "whiptail" utility.--title "${title}": This option sets the title of the dialog box. The value of thetitlevariable is substituted here.--yes-button "${text}": This option sets the text for the "yes" button in the dialog box. The value of thetextvariable is substituted here.--no-button "${text}": This option sets the text for the "no" button in the dialog box. Again, the value of thetextvariable is substituted here.--yesno "${message}": This option sets the message to be displayed in the dialog box. The value of themessagevariable is substituted here.${height_in_chars}: This specifies the height (in characters) of the dialog box.${width_in_chars}: This specifies the width (in characters) of the dialog box.
Overall, this command generates a dialog box with a specified title, message, "yes" button text, and "no" button text. The user can then choose either "yes" or "no" as a response.
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