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-'\" t
-.\" $Id: dialog.1,v 1.126 2011/03/02 01:24:21 tom Exp $
-.\" Copyright 2005-2010,2011  Thomas E. Dickey
-.\"
-.\" This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
-.\" it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1
-.\" as published by the Free Software Foundation.
-.\"
-.\" This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
-.\" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-.\" MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
-.\" Lesser General Public License for more details.
-.\"
-.\" You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
-.\" License along with this program; if not, write to
-.\"	Free Software Foundation, Inc.
-.\"	51 Franklin St., Fifth Floor
-.\"	Boston, MA 02110, USA.
-.\"
-.\" definitions for renaming
-.ds p dialog
-.ds l dialog
-.ds L Dialog
-.ds D DIALOG
-.\"
-.de ES
-.ne 8
-.IP
-..
-.de EX
-.RS +10
-.nf
-..
-.de EE
-.fi
-.RE
-..
-.
-.TH \*D 1 "" "$Date: 2011/03/02 01:24:21 $"
-.SH NAME
-\*p \- display dialog boxes from shell scripts
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-\fB\*p --clear\fP
-.br
-.BI "\*p --create-rc " file
-.br
-\fB\*p --print-maxsize\fP
-.br
-\fB\*p\fP
-\fIcommon-options\fP
-\fIbox-options\fP
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-\fB\*L\fP
-is a program that will let you to present a variety of questions or
-display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script.
-These types of dialog boxes are implemented
-(though not all are necessarily compiled into \fB\*p\fR):
-.RS
-.LP
-.nh
-.na
-.BR calendar ", "
-.BR checklist ", "
-.BR dselect ", "
-.BR editbox ", "
-.BR form ", "
-.BR fselect ", "
-.BR gauge ", "
-.BR infobox ", "
-.BR inputbox ", "
-.BR inputmenu ", "
-.BR menu ", "
-.BR mixedform ", "
-.BR mixedgauge ", "
-.BR msgbox " (message), "
-.BR passwordbox ", "
-.BR passwordform ", "
-.BR pause ", "
-.BR prgbox ", "
-.BR programbox ", "
-.BR progressbox ", "
-.BR radiolist ", "
-.BR tailbox ", "
-.BR tailboxbg ", "
-.BR textbox ", "
-.BR timebox ", and "
-.BR yesno " (yes/no)."
-.ad
-.hy
-.RE
-.PP
-You can put more than one dialog box into a script:
-.TP 5
--
-Use the "\fB--and-widget\fP" token to force \fB\*p\fP to proceed to the next
-dialog unless you have pressed ESC to cancel, or
-.TP 5
--
-Simply add the tokens for the next dialog box, making a chain.
-\*L stops chaining when the return code from a dialog is nonzero,
-e.g., Cancel or No (see DIAGNOSTICS).
-.PP
-Some widgets, e.g., checklist, will write text to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-Normally that is the standard error, but there are options for
-changing this: "\fB--output-fd\fP", "\fB--stderr\fP" and "\fB--stdout\fP".
-No text is written if the Cancel button (or ESC) is pressed;
-\fB\*p\fP exits immediately in that case.
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH OPTIONS
-All options begin with "\fB--\fP"
-(two ASCII hyphens,
-for the benefit of those using systems with deranged locale support).
-.PP
-A "\fB--\fP" by itself is used as an escape,
-i.e., the next token on the command-line is not treated as an option.
-.RS
-.B \*p --title -- --Not an option
-.RE
-.PP
-The "\fB--args\fP" option tells \fB\*p\fP to list the command-line
-parameters to the standard error.
-This is useful when debugging complex scripts using
-the "\fB--\fP" and "\fB--file\fP",
-since the command-line may be rewritten as these are expanded.
-.PP
-The "\fB--file\fP" option tells \fB\*p\fP to read parameters from
-the file named as its value.
-.RS
-.B \*p --file \fIparameterfile
-.RE
-Blanks not within double-quotes are discarded
-(use backslashes to quote single characters).
-The result is inserted into the command-line,
-replacing "\fB--file\fP" and its option value.
-Interpretation of the command-line resumes from that point.
-If \fIparameterfile\fP begins with "&", \fB\*p\fP
-interprets the following text as a file descriptor number
-rather than a filename.
-.
-.SS \fBCommon Options\fP
-.
-.IP "\fB--ascii-lines
-Rather than draw graphics lines around boxes,
-draw ASCII "+" and "-" in the same place.
-See also "\fB--no-lines\fR".
-.
-.IP "\fB--aspect \fIratio"
-This gives you some control over the box dimensions when using auto
-sizing (specifying 0 for height and width).
-It represents width / height.
-The default is 9, which means 9 characters wide to every 1 line high.
-.
-.IP "\fB--backtitle \fIbacktitle"
-Specifies a
-\fIbacktitle\fP
-string to be displayed on the backdrop, at the top of the screen.
-.
-.IP "\fB--begin \fIy x"
-Specify the position of the upper left corner of a dialog box on the screen.
-.
-.IP "\fB--cancel-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "Cancel" buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--clear"
-Clears the widget screen, keeping only the screen_color background.
-Use this when you combine widgets with "\fB--and-widget\fR" to erase the
-contents of a previous widget on the screen, so it won't be seen
-under the contents of a following widget.
-Understand this as the complement of "\fB--keep-window\fR".
-To compare the effects, use these:
-.
-.ES
-All three widgets visible, staircase effect, ordered 1,2,3:
-.EX
-\*p \
-                               --begin 2 2 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget               --begin 4 4 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget               --begin 6 6 --yesno "" 0 0
-.EE
-.
-.ES
-Only the last widget is left visible:
-.EX
-\*p \
-                 --clear       --begin 2 2 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget --clear       --begin 4 4 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget               --begin 6 6 --yesno "" 0 0
-.EE
-.
-.ES
-All three widgets visible, staircase effect, ordered 3,2,1:
-.EX
-\*p \
-                 --keep-window --begin 2 2 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget --keep-window --begin 4 4 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget               --begin 6 6 --yesno "" 0 0
-.EE
-.
-.ES
-First and third widget visible, staircase effect, ordered 3,1:
-.EX
-\*p \
-                 --keep-window --begin 2 2 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget --clear       --begin 4 4 --yesno "" 0 0 \\
-    --and-widget               --begin 6 6 --yesno "" 0 0
-.EE
-.IP
-Note, if you want to restore original console colors and send your
-cursor home after the dialog program has exited, use the \fBclear\fR\ (1)
-command.
-.
-.IP "\fB--colors"
-Interpret embedded "\\Z" sequences in the dialog text
-by the following character,
-which tells \fB\*p\fP to set colors or video attributes:
-0 through 7 are the ANSI used in curses:
-black,
-red,
-green,
-yellow,
-blue,
-magenta,
-cyan and
-white respectively.
-Bold is set by 'b', reset by 'B'.
-Reverse is set by 'r', reset by 'R'.
-Underline is set by 'u', reset by 'U'.
-The settings are cumulative, e.g., "\\Zb\\Z1" makes the following text
-bold (perhaps bright) red.
-Restore normal settings with "\\Zn".
-.
-.IP "\fB--column-separator \fIstring"
-Tell \fB\*p\fP to split data for radio/checkboxes and menus on the
-occurrences of the given string, and to align the split data into columns.
-.
-.IP "\fB--cr-wrap"
-Interpret embedded newlines in the dialog text as a newline on the screen.
-Otherwise, \fB\*p\fR will only wrap lines where needed to fit inside the text box.
-Even though you can control line breaks with this,
-\fB\*L\fR will still wrap any lines that are too long for the width of the box.
-Without cr-wrap, the layout of your text may be formatted to look nice
-in the source code of your script without affecting the way it will
-look in the dialog.
-.IP
-See also the "\fB--no-collapse\fP" and "\fB--trim\fP" options.
-.
-.IP "\fB--create-rc \fIfile"
-When
-\fB\*p\fP
-supports run-time configuration,
-this can be used to dump a sample configuration file to the file specified
-by
-.IR file "."
-.
-.IP "\fB--date-format \fIformat"
-If the host provides \fBstrftime\fP,
-this option allows you to specify the format of the date printed for
-the \fB--calendar\fP widget.
-The time of day (hour, minute, second) are the current local time.
-.
-.IP "\fB--defaultno"
-Make the default value of the
-\fByes/no\fP
-box a
-.BR No .
-Likewise, make the default button of widgets that provide "OK" and "Cancel"
-a \fBCancel\fP.
-If "\fB--nocancel\fP" or "\fB--visit-items\fP" are given
-those options overrides this,
-making the default button always "Yes" (internally the same as "OK").
-.
-.IP "\fB--default-item \fIstring"
-Set the default item in a checklist, form or menu box.
-Normally the first item in the box is the default.
-.
-.IP "\fB--exit-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "EXIT" buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--extra-button"
-Show an extra button, between "OK" and "Cancel" buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--extra-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "Extra" buttons.
-Note: for inputmenu widgets, this defaults to "Rename".
-.
-.IP "\fB--help"
-Prints the help message to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-The help message is printed if no options are given.
-.
-.IP "\fB--help-button"
-Show a help-button after "OK" and "Cancel" buttons,
-i.e., in checklist, radiolist and menu boxes.
-If "\fB--item-help\fR" is also given, on exit
-the return status will be the same as for the "OK" button,
-and the item-help text will be written to \fB\*p\fP's output after the token "HELP".
-Otherwise, the return status will indicate that the Help button was pressed,
-and no message printed.
-.
-.IP "\fB--help-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "Help" buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--help-status"
-If the help-button is selected,
-writes the checklist, radiolist or form information
-after the item-help "HELP" information.
-This can be used to reconstruct the state of a checklist after processing
-the help request.
-.
-.IP "\fB--ignore"
-Ignore options that \fB\*p\fP does not recognize.
-Some well-known ones such as "\fB--icon\fP" are ignored anyway,
-but this is a better choice for compatibility with other implementations.
-.
-.IP "\fB--input-fd \fIfd"
-Read keyboard input from the given file descriptor.
-Most \fB\*p\fR scripts read from the standard input,
-but the gauge widget reads a pipe (which is always standard input).
-Some configurations do not work properly when
-\fB\*p\fP tries to reopen the terminal.
-Use this option (with appropriate juggling of file-descriptors)
-if your script must work in that type of environment.
-.
-.IP "\fB--insecure"
-Makes the password widget friendlier but less secure,
-by echoing asterisks for each character.
-.
-.IP "\fB--item-help"
-Interpret the tags data for checklist, radiolist and menu boxes
-adding a column which is displayed in the bottom line of the
-screen, for the currently selected item.
-.
-.IP "\fB--keep-tite"
-Normally \fB\*p\fP checks to see if it is running in an \fBxterm\fP,
-and in that case tries to suppress the initialization strings that
-would make it switch to the alternate screen.
-Switching between the normal and alternate screens
-is visually distracting in a script which runs \fB\*p\fP
-several times.
-Use this option to allow \fB\*p\fP to use those initialization strings. 
-.
-.IP "\fB--keep-window"
-Normally when \fB\*p\fR performs several \fBtailboxbg\fR widgets
-connected by "\fB--and-widget\fR",
-it clears the old widget from the screen by painting over it.
-Use this option to suppress that repainting.
-.IP
-At exit, \fB\*p\fR repaints all of the widgets which have been
-marked with "\fB--keep-window\fR", even if they are not \fBtailboxbg\fR widgets.
-That causes them to be repainted in reverse order.
-See the discussion of the "\fB--clear\fR" option for examples.
-.
-.IP "\fB--max-input \fIsize"
-Limit input strings to the given size.
-If not specified, the limit is 2048.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-cancel"
-.IP "\fB--nocancel"
-Suppress the "Cancel" button in checklist, inputbox and menu box modes.
-A script can still test if the user pressed the ESC key to cancel to quit.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-collapse"
-Normally \fB\*p\fR converts tabs to spaces and reduces multiple
-spaces to a single space for text which is displayed in a message boxes, etc.
-Use this option to disable that feature.
-Note that \fB\*p\fR will still wrap text,
-subject to the "\fB--cr-wrap\fR" and "\fB--trim\fR" options.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-kill"
-Tells
-\fB\*p\fP
-to put the
-\fBtailboxbg\fP
-box in the background,
-printing its process id to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-SIGHUP is disabled for the background process.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "No" buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-lines
-Rather than draw lines around boxes, draw spaces in the same place.
-See also "\fB--ascii-lines\fR".
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-mouse
-Do not enable the mouse.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-ok"
-.IP "\fB--nook"
-Suppress the "OK" button in checklist, inputbox and menu box modes.
-A script can still test if the user pressed the "Enter" key to accept the data.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--no-shadow"
-Suppress shadows that would be drawn to the right and bottom of each dialog box.
-.
-.IP "\fB--ok-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "OK" buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--output-fd \fIfd"
-Direct output to the given file descriptor.
-Most \fB\*p\fR scripts write to the standard error,
-but error messages may also be written there, depending on your script.
-.
-.IP "\fB--separator \fIstring"
-.IP "\fB--output-separator\fIstring"
-Specify a string that will separate the output on \fB\*p\fP's output from
-checklists, rather than a newline (for --separate-output) or a space.
-This applies to other widgets such as forms and editboxes which normally
-use a newline.
-.
-.IP "\fB--print-maxsize"
-Print the maximum size of dialog boxes, i.e., the screen size,
-to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-This may be used alone, without other options.
-.
-.IP "\fB--print-size"
-Prints the size of each dialog box to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.IP "\fB--print-version"
-Prints \fB\*p\fR's version to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-This may be used alone, without other options.
-.
-.IP "\fB--scrollbar \fIstring"
-For widgets holding a scrollable set of data,
-draw a scrollbar on its right-margin.
-This does not respond to the mouse.
-.
-.IP "\fB--separate-output"
-For checklist widgets, output result one line at a time, with no quoting.
-This facilitates parsing by another program.
-.
-.IP "\fB--separate-widget \fIstring"
-Specify a string that will separate the output on \fB\*p\fP's output from
-each widget.
-This is used to simplify parsing the result of a dialog with several widgets.
-If this option is not given,
-the default separator string is a tab character.
-.
-.IP "\fB--shadow"
-Draw a shadow to the right and bottom of each dialog box.
-.
-.IP "\fB--single-quoted"
-Use single-quoting as needed (and no quotes if unneeded) for the
-output of checklist's as well as the item-help text.
-If this option is not set, \fB\*p\fP uses double quotes around each item.
-That requires occasional use of backslashes to make the output useful in
-shell scripts.
-.
-.IP "\fB--size-err"
-Check the resulting size of a dialog box before trying to use it,
-printing the resulting size if it is larger than the screen.
-(This option is obsolete, since all new-window calls are checked).
-.
-.IP "\fB--sleep \fIsecs"
-Sleep (delay) for the given number of seconds after processing a dialog box.
-.
-.IP "\fB--stderr"
-Direct output to the standard error.
-This is the default, since curses normally writes screen updates to
-the standard output.
-.
-.IP "\fB--stdout"
-Direct output to the standard output.
-This option is provided for compatibility with Xdialog,
-however using it in portable scripts is not recommended,
-since curses normally writes its screen updates to the standard output.
-If you use this option, \fB\*p\fR attempts to reopen the terminal
-so it can write to the display.
-Depending on the platform and your environment, that may fail.
-.
-.IP "\fB--tab-correct"
-Convert each tab character to one or more spaces
-(for the \fBtextbox\fP widget; otherwise to a single space).
-Otherwise, tabs are rendered according to the curses library's interpretation.
-.
-.IP "\fB--tab-len \fIn"
-Specify the number of spaces that a tab character occupies if the
-"\fB--tab-correct\fP" option is given.
-The default is 8.
-This option is only effective for the \fBtextbox\fP widget.
-.
-.IP "\fB--time-format \fIformat"
-If the host provides \fBstrftime\fP,
-this option allows you to specify the format of the time printed for
-the \fB--timebox\fP widget.
-The day, month, year values in this case are for the current local time.
-.
-.IP "\fB--timeout \fIsecs"
-Timeout (exit with error code)
-if no user response within the given number of seconds.
-This is overridden if the background "\fB--tailboxbg\fP is used.
-A timeout of zero seconds is ignored.
-.
-.IP "\fB--title \fItitle"
-Specifies a
-\fItitle\fP
-string to be displayed at the top of the dialog box.
-.
-.IP "\fB--trace \fIfilename"
-logs the command-line parameters and
-keystrokes to the given file.
-If \fBdialog\fP reads a configure file, it is logged as well.
-Use control/T to log a picture of the current dialog window.
-.
-.IP "\fB--trim"
-eliminate leading blanks,
-trim literal newlines and repeated blanks from message text.
-.
-.IP
-See also the "\fB--cr-wrap\fR" and "\fB--no-collapse\fR" options.
-.
-.IP "\fB--version"
-Same as "\fB--print-version\fP".
-.
-.IP "\fB--visit-items"
-Modify the tab-traversal of checklist, radiobox, menubox and inputmenu
-to include the list of items as one of the states.
-This is useful as a visual aid,
-i.e., the cursor position helps some users.
-.IP
-When this option is given, the cursor is initially placed on the list.
-Abbreviations (the first letter of the tag) apply to the list items.
-If you tab to the button row, abbreviations apply to the buttons.
-.
-.IP "\fB--yes-label \fIstring"
-Override the label used for "Yes" buttons.
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SS Box Options
-All dialog boxes have at least three parameters:
-.TP 5
-\fItext\fP
-the caption or contents of the box.
-.TP 5
-\fIheight\fP
-the height of the dialog box.
-.TP 5
-\fIwidth\fP
-the width of the dialog box.
-.PP
-Other parameters depend on the box type.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--calendar \fItext height width day month year"
-A \fBcalendar\fP box displays
-month, day and year in separately adjustable windows.
-If the values for day, month or year are missing or negative,
-the current date's corresponding values are used.
-You can increment or decrement any of those using the
-left-, up-, right- and down-arrows.
-Use vi-style h, j, k and l for moving around the array of days in a month.
-Use tab or backtab to move between windows.
-If the year is given as zero, the current date is used as an initial value.
-.IP
-On exit, the date is printed in the form day/month/year.
-The format can be overridden using the \fB--date-format\fP option.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--checklist \fItext height width list-height \fR[ \fItag item status \fR] \fI..."
-A
-\fBchecklist\fP
-box is similar to a
-\fBmenu\fP
-box; there are
-multiple entries presented in the form of a menu.
-Another difference is
-that you can indicate which entry is currently selected, by setting its
-.IR status " to " on "."
-Instead of choosing
-one entry among the entries, each entry can be turned on or off by the user.
-The initial on/off state of each entry is specified by
-.IR status "."
-.IP
-On exit, a list of the \fItag\fP
-strings of those entries that are turned on
-will be printed on \fB\*p\fP's output.
-If the "\fB--separate-output\fP" option is not given,
-the strings will be quoted to make it simple for scripts to separate them.
-See the "\fB--single-quoted\fP" option, which modifies the quoting behavior.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--dselect \fIfilepath height width\fR"
-The directory-selection dialog displays a text-entry window in which you can type
-a directory, and above that a windows with directory names.
-.IP
-Here
-\fBfilepath\fP
-can be a filepath in which case the directory window
-will display the contents of the path and the text-entry window will contain
-the preselected directory.
-.IP
-Use tab or arrow keys to move between the windows.
-Within the directory window, use the up/down arrow keys
-to scroll the current selection.
-Use the space-bar to copy the current selection into the text-entry
-window.
-.IP
-Typing any printable characters switches focus to the text-entry window,
-entering that character as well as scrolling the directory
-window to the closest match.
-.IP
-Use a carriage return or the "OK" button to accept the current value
-in the text-entry window and exit.
-.IP
-On exit, the contents of the text-entry window are written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.IP "\fB--editbox \fIfilepath height width\fR"
-The edit-box dialog displays a copy of the file.
-You may edit it using 
-the \fIbackspace\fP, \fIdelete\fP and cursor keys
-to correct typing errors.
-It also recognizes pageup/pagedown.
-Unlike the \fB--inputbox\fP,
-you must tab to the "OK" or "Cancel" buttons to close the dialog.
-Pressing the "Enter" key within the box will split the corresponding line.
-.IP
-On exit, the contents of the edit window are written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.nf
-.IP "\fB--form \fItext height width formheight \fR[ \fIlabel y x item y x flen ilen \fR] \fI..."
-.fi
-The \fBform\fP dialog displays a form consisting of labels and fields,
-which are positioned on a scrollable window by coordinates given in the script.
-The field length \fIflen\fR and input-length \fIilen\fR tell how long
-the field can be.
-The former defines the length shown for a selected field,
-while the latter defines the permissible length of the data entered in the
-field.
-.RS
-.TP 3
--
-If \fIflen\fR is zero, the corresponding field cannot be altered.
-and the contents of the field determine the displayed-length.
-.TP 3
--
-If \fIflen\fR is negative, the corresponding field cannot be altered,
-and the negated value of \fIflen\fR is used as the displayed-length.
-.TP 3
--
-If \fIilen\fR is zero, it is set to \fIflen\fR.
-.RE
-.IP
-Use up/down arrows (or control/N, control/P) to move between fields.
-Use tab to move between windows.
-.IP
-On exit, the contents of the form-fields are written to \fB\*p\fP's output,
-each field separated by a newline.
-The text used to fill non-editable fields
-(\fIflen\fR is zero or negative)
-is not written out.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--fselect \fIfilepath height width\fR"
-The \fBfselect\fP (file-selection) dialog displays a text-entry window in which you can type
-a filename (or directory), and above that two windows with directory
-names and filenames.
-.IP
-Here
-\fBfilepath\fP
-can be a filepath in which case the file and directory windows
-will display the contents of the path and the text-entry window will contain
-the preselected filename.
-.IP
-Use tab or arrow keys to move between the windows.
-Within the directory or filename windows, use the up/down arrow keys
-to scroll the current selection.
-Use the space-bar to copy the current selection into the text-entry
-window.
-.IP
-Typing any printable characters switches focus to the text-entry window,
-entering that character as well as scrolling the directory and filename
-windows to the closest match.
-.IP
-Typing the space character forces \fB\*p\fP to complete the current
-name (up to the point where there may be a match against more than one
-entry).
-.IP
-Use a carriage return or the "OK" button to accept the current value
-in the text-entry window and exit.
-.IP
-On exit, the contents of the text-entry window are written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--gauge \fItext height width [percent]\fR"
-A
-\fBgauge\fP
-box displays a meter along the bottom of the box.
-The meter indicates the percentage.
-New percentages are read from
-standard input, one integer per line.
-The meter is updated
-to reflect each new percentage.
-If the standard input reads the string "XXX",
-then the first line following is taken as an integer percentage,
-then subsequent lines up to another "XXX" are used for a new prompt.
-The gauge exits when EOF is reached on the standard input.
-.IP
-The \fIpercent\fR value denotes the initial percentage shown in the meter.
-If not specified, it is zero.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-The widget accepts no input, so the exit status is always OK.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--infobox \fItext height width"
-An \fBinfo\fP box is basically a \fBmessage\fP box.
-However, in this case, \fB\*p\fP
-will exit immediately after displaying the message to the user.
-The screen is not cleared when \fB\*p\fP
-exits, so that the message will remain on the screen until the calling
-shell script clears it later.
-This is useful when you want to inform
-the user that some operations are carrying on that may require some
-time to finish.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-Only an "OK" button is provided for input,
-but an ESC exit status may be returned.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--inputbox \fItext height width [init]"
-An
-\fBinput\fP
-box is useful when you want to ask questions that
-require the user to input a string as the answer.
-If init is supplied
-it is used to initialize the input string.
-When entering the string,
-the \fIbackspace\fP, \fIdelete\fP and cursor keys
-can be used to correct typing errors.
-If the input string is longer than
-can fit in the dialog box, the input field will be scrolled.
-.IP
-On exit, the input string will be printed on \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--inputmenu \fItext height width menu-height \fR[ \fItag item \fR] \fI..."
-An \fBinputmenu\fP box is very similar to an ordinary \fBmenu\fP box.
-There are only a few differences between them:
-.RS
-.TP 4
-1.
-The entries are not automatically centered but left adjusted.
-.TP
-2.
-An extra button (called \fIRename\fP) is implied to rename
-the current item when it is pressed.
-.TP
-3.
-It is possible to rename the current entry by pressing the
-\fIRename\fP
-button.
-Then \fB\*p\fP will write the following on \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.IP
-RENAMED <tag> <item>
-.RE
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--menu \fItext height width menu-height \fR[ \fItag item \fR] \fI..."
-As its name suggests, a
-\fBmenu\fP
-box is a dialog box that can be used to present a list of choices in
-the form of a menu for the user to choose.
-Choices are displayed in the order given.
-Each menu entry consists of a \fItag\fP string and an \fIitem\fP string.
-The \fItag\fP
-gives the entry a name to distinguish it from the other entries in the
-menu.
-The \fIitem\fP is a short description of the option that the entry represents.
-The user can move between the menu entries by pressing the
-cursor keys, the first letter of the \fItag\fP
-as a hot-key, or the number keys
-.IR 1-9 ". There are"
-\fImenu-height\fP
-entries displayed in the menu at one time, but the menu will be
-scrolled if there are more entries than that.
-.IP
-On exit the \fItag\fP
-of the chosen menu entry will be printed on \fB\*p\fP's output.
-If the "\fB--help-button\fR" option is given, the corresponding help
-text will be printed if the user selects the help button.
-.
-.nf
-.IP "\fB--mixedform \fItext height width formheight \fR[ \fIlabel y x item y x flen ilen itype \fR] \fI..."
-.fi
-The \fBmixedform\fP dialog displays a form consisting of labels and fields,
-much like the \fB--form\fP dialog.
-It differs by adding a field-type parameter to each field's description.
-Each bit in the type denotes an attribute of the field:
-.RS
-.TP 5
-1
-hidden, e.g., a password field.
-.TP 5
-2
-readonly, e.g., a label.
-.RE
-.
-.IP "\fB--mixedgauge \fItext height width percent \fR[ \fItag1 item1 \fR] \fI..."
-A
-\fBmixedgauge\fP
-box displays a meter along the bottom of the box.
-The meter indicates the percentage.
-.IP
-It also displays a list of the \fItag\fP- and \fIitem\fP-values at the
-top of the box.
-See \*l(3) for the tag values.
-.IP
-The \fItext\fP is shown as a caption between the list and meter.
-The \fIpercent\fR value denotes the initial percentage shown in the meter.
-.IP
-No provision is made for reading data from the standard input as \fB--gauge\fP
-does.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-The widget accepts no input, so the exit status is always OK.
-.
-.IP "\fB--msgbox \fItext height width"
-A \fBmessage\fP box is very similar to a \fByes/no\fP box.
-The only difference between a \fBmessage\fP box and a \fByes/no\fP
-box is that a \fBmessage\fP box has only a single \fBOK\fP button.
-You can use this dialog box to display any message you like.
-After reading the message, the user can press the \fIENTER\fP key so that
-\fB\*p\fP will exit and the calling shell script can continue its operation.
-.IP
-If the message is too large for the space,
-\fB\*p\fP may allow you to scroll it,
-provided that the underlying curses implementation is capable enough.
-In this case, a percentage is shown in the base of the widget.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-Only an "OK" button is provided for input,
-but an ESC exit status may be returned.
-.
-.IP "\fB\-\-pause \fItext height width seconds\fR"
-A
-\fBpause\fP
-box displays a meter along the bottom of the box.
-The meter indicates how many seconds remain until the end of the pause.
-The pause exits when timeout is reached
-or the user presses the OK button
-(status OK)
-or the user presses the CANCEL button
-or Esc key.
-.IP "\fB--passwordbox \fItext height width [init]"
-A \fBpassword\fP box is similar to an input box,
-except that the text the user enters is not displayed.
-This is useful when prompting for passwords or other
-sensitive information.
-Be aware that if anything is passed in "init", it
-will be visible in the system's process table to casual snoopers.
-Also, it
-is very confusing to the user to provide them with a default password they
-cannot see.
-For these reasons, using "init" is highly discouraged.
-See "\fB--insecure\fP" if you do not care about your password.
-.IP
-On exit, the input string will be printed on \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.
-.nf
-.IP "\fB--passwordform \fItext height width formheight \fR[ \fIlabel y x item y x flen ilen \fR] \fI..."
-.fi
-This is identical to \fB--form\fP except that all text fields are
-treated as \fBpassword\fP widgets rather than \fBinputbox\fP widgets.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--prgbox \fItext command height width"
-.IP "\fB--prgbox \fIcommand height width"
-A \fBprgbox\fP is very similar to a \fBprogrambox\fP.
-.IP
-This dialog box is used to display the output of a command that is
-specified as an argument to \fBprgbox\fP.
-.IP
-After the command completes, the user can press the \fIENTER\fP key so that
-\fBdialog\fP will exit and the calling shell script can continue its operation.
-.IP
-If three parameters are given, it displays the text under the title,
-delineated from the scrolling file's contents.
-If only two parameters are given, this text is omitted.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--programbox \fItext height width"
-.IP "\fB--programbox \fIheight width"
-A \fBprogrambox\fP is very similar to a \fBprogressbox\fP.
-The only difference between a \fBprogram\fP box and a \fBprogress\fP
-box is that a \fBprogram\fP box displays an \fBOK\fP button.
-.IP
-This dialog box is used to display the piped output of a command.
-After the command completes, the user can press the \fIENTER\fP key so that
-\fBdialog\fP will exit and the calling shell script can continue its operation.
-.IP
-If three parameters are given, it displays the text under the title,
-delineated from the scrolling file's contents.
-If only two parameters are given, this text is omitted.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--progressbox \fItext height width"
-.IP "\fB--progressbox \fIheight width"
-A \fBprogressbox\fP is similar to an \fBtailbox\fP,
-except that it will exit when it reaches the end of the file.
-If three parameters are given, it displays the text under the title,
-delineated from the scrolling file's contents.
-If only two parameters are given, this text is omitted.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--radiolist \fItext height width list-height \fR [ \fItag item status \fR] \fI..."
-A
-\fBradiolist\fP
-box is similar to a
-\fBmenu\fP
-box.
-The only difference is
-that you can indicate which entry is currently selected, by setting its
-.IR status " to " on "."
-.IP
-On exit, the name of the selected item is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--tailbox \fIfile height width"
-Display text from a file in a dialog box, as in a "tail -f" command.
-Scroll left/right using vi-style 'h' and 'l', or arrow-keys.
-A '0' resets the scrolling.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-Only an "OK" button is provided for input,
-but an ESC exit status may be returned.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--tailboxbg \fIfile height width"
-Display text from a file in a dialog box as a background task,
-as in a "tail -f &" command.
-Scroll left/right using vi-style 'h' and 'l', or arrow-keys.
-A '0' resets the scrolling.
-.IP
-\*L treats the background task specially if there are other
-widgets (\fB--and-widget\fP) on the screen concurrently.
-Until those widgets are closed (e.g., an "OK"),
-\fB\*p\fP will perform all of the tailboxbg widgets in the same process,
-polling for updates.
-You may use a tab to traverse between the widgets on the screen,
-and close them individually, e.g., by pressing \fIENTER\fP.
-Once the non-tailboxbg widgets are closed, \fB\*p\fP forks a copy of itself
-into the background, and prints its process id if the "\fB--no-kill\fP" option
-is given.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-Only an "EXIT" button is provided for input,
-but an ESC exit status may be returned.
-.IP
-NOTE:
-Older versions of \fB\*p\fP forked immediately and attempted to
-update the screen individually.
-Besides being bad for performance,
-it was unworkable.
-Some older scripts may not work properly with the polled scheme.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--textbox \fIfile height width"
-A
-\fBtext\fP
-box lets you display the contents of a text file in a dialog box.
-It is like a simple text file viewer.
-The user can move through the file by using the
-cursor, page-up, page-down
-and \fIHOME/END\fR keys available on most keyboards.
-If the lines are too long to be displayed in the box,
-the \fILEFT/RIGHT\fP
-keys can be used to scroll the text region horizontally.
-You may also use vi-style keys h, j, k, l in place of the cursor keys,
-and B or N in place of the page-up and page-down keys.
-Scroll up/down using vi-style 'k' and 'j', or arrow-keys.
-Scroll left/right using vi-style 'h' and 'l', or arrow-keys.
-A '0' resets the left/right scrolling.
-For more convenience,
-vi-style forward and backward searching functions are also provided.
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-Only an "EXIT" button is provided for input,
-but an ESC exit status may be returned.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--timebox \fItext height [width hour minute second]"
-A dialog is displayed which allows you to select hour, minute and second.
-If the values for hour, minute or second are missing or negative,
-the current date's corresponding values are used.
-You can increment or decrement any of those using the
-left-, up-, right- and down-arrows.
-Use tab or backtab to move between windows.
-.IP
-On exit, the result is printed in the form hour:minute:second.
-The format can be overridden using the \fB--time-format\fP option.
-.
-.
-.IP "\fB--yesno \fItext height width"
-A \fByes/no\fP dialog box of
-size \fIheight\fP rows by \fIwidth\fP columns will be displayed.
-The string specified by
-\fItext\fP
-is displayed inside the dialog box.
-If this string is too long to fit
-in one line, it will be automatically divided into multiple lines at
-appropriate places.
-The
-\fItext\fP
-string can also contain the sub-string
-.I
-"\en"
-or newline characters
-\fI`\en'\fP
-to control line breaking explicitly.
-This dialog box is useful for
-asking questions that require the user to answer either yes or no.
-The dialog box has a
-\fBYes\fP
-button and a
-\fBNo\fP
-button, in which the user can switch between by pressing the
-.IR TAB " key."
-.IP
-On exit, no text is written to \fB\*p\fP's output.
-In addition to the "Yes" and "No" exit codes (see DIAGNOSTICS)
-an ESC exit status may be returned.
-.IP
-The codes used for "Yes" and "No" match those used for "OK" and "Cancel",
-internally no distinction is made.
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SS "Obsolete Options"
-.\" from cdialog 0.9a (Pako)
-.IP "\fB--beep"
-This was used to tell the original cdialog that it should make a beep
-when the separate processes of the tailboxbg widget would repaint the screen.
-.
-.\" from cdialog 0.9a (Pako)
-.IP "\fB--beep-after"
-Beep after a user has completed a widget by pressing one of the buttons.
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH "RUN-TIME CONFIGURATION"
-.TP 4
-1.
-Create a sample configuration file by typing:
-.LP
-.in +1i
-"\*p --create-rc <file>"
-.TP 4
-2.
-At start,
-\fB\*p\fP
-determines the settings to use as follows:
-.RS
-.TP 4
-a)
-if environment variable
-\fBDIALOGRC\fP
-is set, its value determines the name of the configuration file.
-.TP 4
-b)
-if the file in (a) is not found, use the file
-\fI$HOME/.dialogrc\fP
-as the configuration file.
-.TP 4
-c)
-if the file in (b) is not found, try using the GLOBALRC file determined at
-compile-time, i.e., \fI/etc/dialogrc\fP.
-.TP 4
-d)
-if the file in (c) is not found, use compiled in defaults.
-.RE
-.TP 4
-3.
-Edit the sample configuration file and copy it to some place that
-\fB\*p\fP
-can find, as stated in step 2 above.
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH "KEY BINDINGS"
-You can override or add to key bindings in \fB\*p\fP
-by adding to the configuration file.
-\fB\*L\fP's \fBbindkey\fP command maps single keys to its internal coding.
-.EX
-bindkey \fIwidget\fP \fIcurses_key\fP \fIdialog_key\fP
-.EE
-The \fIwidget\fP name can be "*" (all widgets), or
-specific widgets such as \fBtextbox\fP.
-Specific widget bindings override the "*" bindings.
-User-defined bindings override the built-in bindings.
-.PP
-The \fIcurses_key\fP can be any of the names derived from
-\fBcurses.h\fP, e.g., "HELP" from "KEY_HELP".
-\fB\*L\fP also recognizes ANSI control characters such as "^A", "^?",
-as well as C1-controls such as "~A" and "~?".
-Finally, it allows any single character to be escaped with a backslash.
-.PP
-\fB\*L\fP's internal keycode names correspond to the
-\fBDLG_KEYS_ENUM\fP type in
-\fBdlg_keys.h\fP, e.g., "HELP" from "DLGK_HELP".
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH ENVIRONMENT
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOGOPTS\fP
-Define this variable to apply any of the common options to each widget.
-Most of the common options are reset before processing each widget.
-If you set the options in this environment variable,
-they are applied to \fB\*p\fP's state after the reset.
-As in the "\fB--file\fP" option,
-double-quotes and backslashes are interpreted.
-.IP
-The "\fB--file\fP" option is not considered a common option
-(so you cannot embed it within this environment variable).
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOGRC\fP
-Define this variable if you want to specify the name of the configuration file
-to use.
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_CANCEL\fP
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_ERROR\fP
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_ESC\fP
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_EXTRA\fP
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_HELP\fP
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_ITEM_HELP\fP
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_OK\fP
-Define any of these variables to change the exit code on
-Cancel (1),
-error (-1),
-ESC (255),
-Extra (3),
-Help (2),
-Help with --item-help (2),
-or OK (0).
-Normally shell scripts cannot distinguish between -1 and 255.
-.TP 15
-\fBDIALOG_TTY\fP
-Set this variable to "1" to provide compatibility with older versions
-of \fB\*p\fP which assumed that if the script redirects the standard output,
-that the "\fB--stdout\fP" option was given.
-.SH FILES
-.TP 20
-\fI$HOME/.dialogrc\fP
-default configuration file
-.SH EXAMPLES
-The \fB\*p\fP sources contain several samples
-of how to use the different box options and how they look.
-Just take a look into the directory \fBsamples/\fP of the source.
-.SH DIAGNOSTICS
-Exit status is subject to being overridden by environment variables.
-Normally they are:
-.TP 5
-0
-if
-.BR \*p " is exited by pressing the " Yes " or " OK
-button.
-.TP 5
-1
-if the
-.BR No " or " Cancel
-button is pressed.
-.TP 5
-2
-if the
-.BR Help
-button is pressed.
-.TP 5
-3
-if the
-.BR Extra
-button is pressed.
-4
-if the
-.BR Item Help
-button is pressed.
-.TP 5
--1
-if errors occur inside \fB\*p\fP
-or \fB\*p\fP is exited by pressing the \fIESC\fP key.
-.
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH PORTABILITY
-\fB\*L\fP works with X/Open curses.
-However, some implementations have deficiencies:
-.RS 3
-.TP 3
--
-HPUX curses (and perhaps others) do not open the terminal properly for
-the \fInewterm\fP function.
-This interferes with \fB\*p\fP's \fB--input-fd\fP option,
-by preventing cursor-keys and similar escape sequences from being recognized.
-.TP 3
--
-NetBSD 5.1 curses has incomplete support for wide-characters.
-\fB\*p\fP will build, but not all examples display properly.
-.RE
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH COMPATIBILITY
-You may want to write scripts which run with other \fBdialog\fP "clones".
-.SS ORIGINAL DIALOG
-First, there is the "original" \fBdialog\fP program to consider (versions
-0.3 to 0.9).
-It had some misspelled (or inconsistent) options.
-The \fB\*p\fP program maps those deprecated options to the preferred ones.
-They include:
-.RS
-.TS
-l l
-_ _
-l l.
-\fIOption\fR	\fITreatment\fR
-\fB--beep-after\fP	ignored
-\fB--guage\fP	mapped to \fB--gauge\fP
-.TE
-.RE
-.SS XDIALOG
-Technically, "\fBXdialog\fP",
-this is an X application.
-With some care, it is possible to write useful scripts that work
-with both \fBXdialog\fP and \fBdialog\fP.
-.PP
-The \fB\*p\fP program ignores these options which are recognized
-by \fBXdialog\fP:
-.RS
-.TS
-l l
-_ _
-l l.
-\fIOption\fR	\fITreatment\fR
-\fB--allow-close\fP	ignored
-\fB--auto-placement\fP	ignored
-\fB--fixed-font\fP	ignored
-\fB--icon\fP	ignored
-\fB--keep-colors\fP	ignored
-\fB--no-close\fP	ignored
-\fB--no-cr-wrap\fP	ignored
-\fB--screen-center\fP	ignored
-\fB--separator\fP	mapped to \fB--separate-output\fP
-\fB--smooth\fP	ignored
-\fB--under-mouse\fP	ignored
-\fB--wmclass\fP	ignored
-.TE
-.RE
-.PP
-\fBXdialog\fP's manpage has a section discussing its compatibility with \fB\*p\fP.
-.SS WHIPTAIL
-Then there is \fBwhiptail\fP.
-For practical purposes, it is maintained by Debian.
-Its documentation claims
-.RS
-.sp
-.nf
-whiptail(1) is a lightweight replacement for \*p(1),
-to provide dialog boxes for shell scripts. It is built on the 
-newt windowing library rather than the ncurses library, allowing
-it to be smaller in embedded enviroments such as installers,
-rescue disks, etc.
-.sp
-whiptail is designed to be drop-in compatible with \*p, but
-has less features: some dialog boxes are not implemented, such
-as tailbox, timebox, calendarbox, etc.
-.fi
-.RE
-.PP
-Comparing actual sizes (Debian testing, 2007/1/10):
-The total of sizes for \fBwhiptail\fP, the newt, popt and slang libraries is 757kb.
-The comparable number for \fB\*p\fP (counting ncurses) is 520kb.
-Disregard the first paragraph.
-.PP
-The second paragraph is misleading, since \fBwhiptail\fP
-also does not work for common options of \*p, such as the gauge box.
-\fBwhiptail\fP is less compatible with \fB\*p\fP than the decade-old
-original dialog 0.4 program.
-.PP
-\fBwhiptail\fP's manpage borrows features from \fB\*p\fP, e.g.,
-\fB--default-item\fP, \fB--output-fd\fP,
-but oddly cites only \fB\*p\fP versions up to 0.4 as a source.
-That is, its manpage refers to features which
-were borrowed from more recent versions of \fB\*p\fP, e.g.,
-the \fB--gauge\fP and \fB--password\fP boxes,
-as well as options such as \fB-separate-output\fP.
-Somewhat humorously, one may note that the \fBpopt\fP feature
-(undocumented in its manpage)
-of using a "--" as an escape was documented in \fB\*p\fP's manpage about
-a year before it was mentioned in \fBwhiptail\fP's manpage.
-\fBwhiptail\fP's manpage incorrectly attributes that to \fBgetopt\fP
-(and is inaccurate anyway).
-.PP
-Debian uses \fBwhiptail\fP for the official \fB\*p\fP variation.
-.PP
-The \fB\*p\fP program ignores or maps these options which are recognized
-by \fBwhiptail\fP:
-.RS
-.TS
-l l
-_ _
-l l.
-\fIOption\fR	\fITreatment\fR
-\fB--fb\fP	ignored
-\fB--fullbutton\fP	ignored
-\fB--nocancel\fP	mapped to \fB--no-cancel\fP
-\fB--noitem\fP	ignored
-.TE
-.RE
-.\" ************************************************************************
-.SH BUGS
-Perhaps.
-.SH AUTHOR
-.LP
-Thomas E. Dickey (updates for 0.9b and beyond)
-.SH CONTRIBUTORS
-Kiran Cherupally - the mixed form and mixed gauge widgets.
-.LP
-Tobias C. Rittweiler
-.LP
-Valery Reznic - the form and progressbox widgets.
-.LP
-Yura Kalinichenko adapted the gauge widget as "pause".
-.PP
-This is a rewrite (except as needed to provide compatibility)
-of the earlier version of \fB\*p 0.9a\fP,
-which lists as authors:
-.RS
-.LP
-Savio Lam - version 0.3, "dialog"
-.LP
-Stuart Herbert - patch for version 0.4
-.LP
-Marc Ewing - the gauge widget.
-.LP
-Pasquale De Marco "Pako" - version 0.9a, "cdialog"
-.RE
diff --git a/Master/texmf/doc/man/man1/tcdialog.man1.pdf b/Master/texmf/doc/man/man1/tcdialog.man1.pdf
deleted file mode 100644
index ab6176485bc..00000000000
--- a/Master/texmf/doc/man/man1/tcdialog.man1.pdf
+++ /dev/null
diff --git a/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/collection-basic.tlpsrc b/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/collection-basic.tlpsrc
index bd00cb0a589..ec861a304a5 100644
--- a/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/collection-basic.tlpsrc
+++ b/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/collection-basic.tlpsrc
@@ -32,7 +32,6 @@ depend mfware
 depend misc
 depend pdftex
 depend plain
-depend tcdialog
 depend tetex
 depend tex
 depend texconfig
diff --git a/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/tcdialog.tlpsrc b/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/tcdialog.tlpsrc
deleted file mode 100644
index 4bf3e1d3e7f..00000000000
--- a/Master/tlpkg/tlpsrc/tcdialog.tlpsrc
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-category TLCore
-docpattern f texmf/doc/man/man1/tcdialog.*
-binpattern f/!amd64-freebsd,i386-freebsd bin/${ARCH}/tcdialog