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+#!/bin/sh
+# $Id: editbox2,v 1.1 2007/01/12 00:26:37 tom Exp $
+# example with extra- and help-buttons
+: ${DIALOG=dialog}
+
+input=`tempfile 2>/dev/null` || input=/tmp/input$$
+output=`tempfile 2>/dev/null` || output=/tmp/test$$
+trap "rm -f $input $output" 0 1 2 5 15
+
+cat << EOF > $input
+Hi, this is an edit box. It can be used to edit text from a file.
+
+It's like a simple text editor, with these keys implemented:
+
+PGDN	- Move down one page
+PGUP	- Move up one page
+DOWN	- Move down one line
+UP	- Move up one line
+DELETE	- Delete the current character
+BACKSPC	- Delete the previous character
+
+Unlike Xdialog, it does not do these:
+
+CTRL C	- Copy text
+CTRL V	- Paste text
+
+Because dialog normally uses TAB for moving between fields,
+this editbox uses CTRL/V as a literal-next character.  You
+can enter TAB characters by first pressing CTRL/V.  This
+example contains a few tab characters.
+
+It supports the mouse - but only for positioning in the editbox,
+or for clicking on buttons.  Your terminal (emulator) may support
+cut/paste.
+
+Try to input some text below:
+
+EOF
+
+$DIALOG --title "EDIT BOX" \
+	--extra-button \
+	--help-button \
+	--fixed-font --editbox $input 0 0 2>$output
+
+case $? in
+  0)
+    diff -c $input $output
+    echo "OK"
+    ;;
+  1)
+    echo "Button 1 (Cancel) pressed";;
+  2)
+    echo "Button 2 (Help) pressed";;
+  3)
+    echo "Button 3 (Extra) pressed";;
+  255)
+    echo "ESC pressed.";;
+esac