hi,
i've been out of commission for a bit, but if you still need help, answer this, and I'll show
you how.... it's easy..... it would help if you had a real perlmonks user account
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I would really appreciate your help on how to modify the script but I don't know where to start!
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hi, well anonymous monk's reply below to set a scalar to 'redrum' would work, but it is about the ugliest hack you can use..... and since you don't know much about programming, i don't want to let you go off thinking that programming is some sort of black magic.....i will give you a simple lesson, and it may just start you off on a new gtk2 project of your own.
....read thru the code.... it explains what is happening...... what you want to do, is make a backup copy of the script.... and start hacking on your temp copies as you experiment and discard them
....look for the word "getconfirmation".... it is a subroutine which you must disable....either by faking a return value (redrum), or better, remove all code from the script that deals with the confirmation window
.... the getconfirmation sub uses some internal gtk tokens like 'ok' to pass the status
of the pipe running rsync...... so play around......comment out lines......if you get error
messages, check out what you did and what lines you just commented out
if you totally fubar a script copy, just discard it and start over from your master copy
.... or just use the 'redrum' hack...... ;-)
... a great tutorial for this is at tutorial
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
all work and no play makes zentara a dull boy
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my $confirm = &getconfirmation( $count, $totsize );
with
my $confirm = 'redrum';
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