#!/bin/sh
# The TASKS screen.
#
# Psion's original was an HTML page, gpe-appmgr/tasks.html, rendered inside
# gpe-appmgr and using a "launch:" URL scheme to run a command -- see
# oe-netbook/gpe-appmgr/files/add-backup.patch, which is the only part of
# that page which survives. The page itself was in Psion's CVS module
# (GPE_APPMGR_56) and is lost, and gpe-helpviewer is not in this rootfs, so
# the page cannot be restored.
#
# What IS recoverable is what the page did, because each entry ran one of
# Psion's own task scripts and their recipes say so in as many words:
#
#   backup   "Backup script for tasks screen"              -> backup.sh
#   iconnect "Internet connection script for tasks screen" -> iconnect.sh
#   mydocs   "Task to specify location of My Documents"    -> mydocs.sh
#   sync-serv "Synchonization Service for the Psion LX"     -> lx_sync.sh
#
# and add-backup.patch names two entries directly: "Back up your
# information", linked to launch:backup.sh, and "Get help".
#
# So this presents those tasks and runs Psion's scripts unchanged. The
# chooser is zenity, which is what every one of those scripts already uses
# for its own dialogs, so it matches them in appearance.

CHOICE=$(zenity --list --title="Tasks" --width=460 --height=260 \
    --text="What would you like to do?" \
    --column="Task" \
    "Connect to the Internet" \
    "Back up your information" \
    "Choose where your files are stored" \
    "Synchronise with your PC" \
    "Get help")

case "$CHOICE" in
  "Connect to the Internet")            exec /usr/bin/iconnect.sh ;;
  "Back up your information")           exec /usr/bin/backup.sh ;;
  "Choose where your files are stored") exec /usr/bin/mydocs.sh ;;
  "Synchronise with your PC")           exec /usr/bin/lx_sync.sh ;;
  "Get help")                           exec /usr/bin/gpe-what ;;
  *)                                    exit 0 ;;
esac