$REPERTOIRE = $HOME/.PlayOnLinux
$POL_LANG : User's language
$PLAYONLINUX = PlayOnlinux installation's directory (/usr/share/playonlinux for the .deb package)
$HOME/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix = Wine Prefixes
$HOME/.PlayOnLinux/fonts = Microsoft fonts
$HOME/.PlayOnLinux/configurations/installed = Launchers
$PLAYONLINUX/lang = Supported languages of PlayOnLinux
Since PlayOnLinux version 2, the commands were improved to include step numbers, a "Cancel" button. I will show you an example for the message command. For the others, feel free to read MulX's documentation
Syntax:
message "Message" "Title" "Step number" "Total number of steps" "Cancel button [0 = No, 1 = Yes]" "Image (in $PLAYONLINUX/themes/crystal ; letting it empty will use the default image)" "Next button"
Example:
message "Hello World" "A super title" 1 2 1 "" "Go on ! "
Clicking on Cancel stops the script for any command except menu, select_file and text_field
You must use the following condition
menu "Text" "Item1 Item2 Item3"
if [ "$?" = "1" ]
then
# Place here the commands to run if the cancel button has been pressed
fi
You must change the eighth setting. An example:
menu "What do you want to eat?" "Some carrots~A lot of potatoes~A few chips" "Title" 0 0 0 "" "~"
Note: If you use "--cut-line" as separator, a "new line return" (made with the "Enter" button) will be considered as the separator