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Originally Posted by encol
Yes, it's true.
However it would be nice if we can directly pass some parameters to the script/application.
For example a script i made recently needed a password and a command as parameter.
If i can pass them directly by Kual (only a textbox would be sufficient) there is no need to write UI code every time |
A KUAL button can pass parameters to a script or application already. Look at some exsiting KUAL extensions to see how that works (something other than my "Frontlight Control" extension -- not all extensions use such parameter passing). However, those parameters are either hard-coded or defined as environment variables. If you want a popup to request user input, that would be part of the application script that KUAL calls, and such a script may call other apps passing such user input as a username.
Now, if you really WANT a feature added to KUAL for (built-in) user-input textboxes or other input controls, the KUAL source code IS available (Via the magic of "open source", and you are certainly free to add such features. But in my case, rquesting user input in an intermediate script would be easier to implement.