minor tweaks to add_item_to_queue.

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chess.griffin 2009-01-20 04:09:42 +00:00
parent 736b669f67
commit 17a05947c2

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@ -1022,15 +1022,14 @@ clear_build_queue () {
}
add_item_to_queue () {
# This function takes three argument, APP, VERSION, and BUILD. If
# APP is already in the queue, ask user if they want to replace it (so
# updated pkgs will get updated in the queue). NOTE: this is a
# work-in-progress; this function is not called yet. The idea is that
# whenever an item is added to the queue, whether after the update run, or
# when an individual item is added from the info_item menu, or when a
# backup or user's queue is loaded, then each APP and VERSION-BUILD is
# sent to this function for processing. Once this is working remove this
# NOTE from this comment.
# This function takes three argument, APP, VERSION, and BUILD. If APP is
# already in the queue, ask user if they want to replace it (so updated
# pkgs will get updated in the queue). NOTE: this is a work-in-progress.
# The idea is that whenever an item is added to the queue, whether after
# the update run, or when an individual item is added from the info_item
# menu, or when a backup or user's queue is loaded, then each APP and
# VERSION-BUILD is sent to this function for processing. Once this is
# working remove this NOTE from this comment.
APP=$1
VERSION=$2
BUILD=$3
@ -1038,21 +1037,22 @@ add_item_to_queue () {
if $(cat $TMPQUEUE | grep -q "^$APP "); then
dialog --title "ERROR" --yesno "$(crunch "$APP is already in the \
queue. Do you want to replace it? Press <Yes> to replace or \
press <No> to skip.")" 10 30
press <No> to skip.")" 10 50
if [ $? = 0 ]; then
sed -i "s/^$APP .*$/$APP $VERSION-$BUILD ON/" $TMPQUEUE
else
dialog --title "Skipped" --msgbox "$(crunch "$APP was \
skipped.")" 8 30
skipped.")" 8 40
return
fi
else
echo "$APP $VERSION-$BUILD ON" >> $TMP/sbopkg-tmp-queue
fi
# We need to add a test if this is being done via an update so the user
# Do we need to add a test if this is being done via an update so the user
# does not get the following message after each individual app has been
# added but only at the end.
dialog --title "Done" --msgbox "$APP has been added to the build queue." 8 30
# added but only at the end? Or, maybe leave as is, so users get feedback
# on each update that is added to the queue.
dialog --title "Done" --msgbox "$APP has been added to the build queue." 8 40
}
view_queue () {