On Sun, Dec 16, 2001 at 06:54:59PM -0500, David Bellows wrote:
...
| #!/bin/sh
| while [ "$choice" != q ]
| do
| read choice
| case "$choice" in
| a) /usr/local/bin/jac -P1;; #jac is a command line CD player
| b) /usr/local/bin/jac -P5;;
| c) /usr/local/bin/jac -k;;
| #First kill the CD and then start DVD player
| d) /usr/local/bin/jac -k; /usr/local/bin/ogle -u cli;;
| q) /usr/local/bin/jac -k;;
| esac
| done
| exit 0
Totally untested :
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys , os
commands = {
"a" : "/usr/local/bin/jac -P1" ,
"b" : "/usr/local/bin/jac -P5" ,
"c" : "/usr/local/bin/jac -k" ,
"d" : "/usr/local/bin/jac -k ; /usr/local/bin/ogle -u cli" ,
"q" : "/usr/local/bin/jac -k" ,
}
while 1 :
ch = sys.read( 1 ).lower()
if not commands.has_key( ch ) :
print "unknown command '%s'" % ch
continue
cmd = commands[ ch ]
os.system( cmd )
# Note: do this last so that the "q" command is executed nonetheless
if ch == "q" : break
HTH,
-D
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