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@ -149,15 +149,17 @@ input and output of xorriso. Several commands of xorriso help with receiving
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and parsing of reply messages.
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As a proof of concept, there is the Tcl/Tk script xorriso-tcltk which can
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be launched by this shell command in the directory where xorriso was built:
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be launched by this shell command:
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xorriso/xorriso -launch_frontend frontend/xorriso-tcltk --stdio --
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xorriso-tcltk
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resp. after installation:
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Or in the xorriso build directory, without installation of xorriso:
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xorriso -launch_frontend $(which xorriso-tcltk) --stdio --
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xorriso/xorriso -launch_frontend frontend/xorriso-tcltk --stdio --
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See file frontend/README-tcltk for a description of its GUI.
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In the running GUI, click with the rightmost mouse button on any GUI element
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to get its particular help text.
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See file frontend/README-tcltk for a short introduction.
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See its Tcl code for getting an idea how this gets achieved.
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Further there is the C program frontend/frontend_pipes_xorriso.c which
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