Hi Paolo:
I think you're going to need a list of project names, descriptons and
urls. You'd want to maintain this list in your favorite text editor.
Note that this technique requires Bash version >= 4.
declare -a Projectos=("01 02")
declare -A projectos
projectos["name01"]="project01"
projectos["desc01"]="This is a description of the project #1\nIt can
have control characters"
projectos["url01"]="http://example.com/file00.zip
http://example.comfile01.zip"
projectos["name02"]="project02"
projectos["desc02"]="#2\nIt can have control characters"
projectos["url02"]="http://example.com/file02.zip
http://example.comfile03.zip"
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Given this list, you're going to want to display the project name and
description, then allow the user to select the desired project. Once the
user selects a project, the contents are downloaded via wget, and
entered into the LibreOffice environment via unopkg as mentioned by Drew
in an earlier thread.
You can access the list as follows:
#!/bin/bash
source "projectos.dat"
function get() {
NAME=${projectos[name$1]}
DESC=${projectos[desc$1]}
URL=${projectos[url$1]}
}
for p in ${Projectos}
do
get $p
echo -e $NAME $DESC
for u in ${URL}
do
echo $u
done
done
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Hopefully, this will be enough to get you started.
