#!/bin/sh

[ -z $GTKDIALOG ] && GTKDIALOG=gtkdialog

TMPDIR=/tmp/gtkdialog/examples/"`basename $0`"
mkdir -p "$TMPDIR"

# Get the filenames of the first two images in /usr/share/pixmaps
IMAGEFILES="`find /usr/share/pixmaps -maxdepth 1 -type f | head -2`"
index=0
for f in $IMAGEFILES; do
	eval IMAGEFILE$index="$f"
	index=$((index + 1))
done
cp "$IMAGEFILE0" "$TMPDIR"/inputfile

funcpmpCreate() {
	echo '			<pixmap auto-refresh="true">
				<width>32</width>
				<height>32</height>
				<input file>'"$TMPDIR"'/inputfile</input>
			</pixmap>'
}

# This is a bit obfuscated by the use of shell script but it's simply
# 10 rows of 10 pixmaps and the pixmap code can be easily viewed above.
# As with all of the examples, running with the "-d" option will dump
# the complete dialog description to the terminal.

width=10
height=10

MAIN_DIALOG='
<window title="Pixmap Auto Refresh">
	<vbox>
		'`y=0; while [ $y -lt $height ]; do
			echo "		<hbox>"
			x=0; while [ $x -lt $width ]; do
				funcpmpCreate
				x=$((x + 1))
			done
			echo "		</hbox>"
			y=$((y + 1))
		done`'
		<hbox homogeneous="true">
			<button>
				<label>Change</label>
				<width>32</width>
				<height>32</height>
				<input file>'"$IMAGEFILE1"'</input>
				<action>cp '"$IMAGEFILE1"' '"$TMPDIR"'/inputfile</action>
			</button>
			<button>
				<label>Change</label>
				<width>32</width>
				<height>32</height>
				<input file>'"$IMAGEFILE0"'</input>
				<action>cp '"$IMAGEFILE0"' '"$TMPDIR"'/inputfile</action>
			</button>
			<button use-stock="true" label="gtk-quit"></button>
		</hbox>
	</vbox>
</window>
'
export MAIN_DIALOG

case $1 in
	-d | --dump) echo "$MAIN_DIALOG" ;;
	*) $GTKDIALOG --space-expand=true --space-fill=true --program=MAIN_DIALOG ;;
esac
