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Kolkman at 14:30, 16 July 2024

2024-07-16T14:30:37Z

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	* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).		* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).
	* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.		* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.
	* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script. Example Mod Information: <code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code><code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>Example Environment variables: <code>########################################################################################################################</code><code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>########################################################################################################################</code> <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>		* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script.
			* Example Mod Information'':'' ''<code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code>'' ''<code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>''Example
			* Example Environment variables: ''<code>########################################################################################################################</code><code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>########################################################################################################################</code>'' <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>
	* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.		* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.
	* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images		* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images
	* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" \| awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>		* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" \| awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>
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Kolkman at 14:28, 16 July 2024

2024-07-16T14:28:09Z

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	* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).		* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).
	* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.		* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.
	* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script. Example Mod Information: <code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code><code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>Example Environment variables: <code>########################################################################################################################</code><code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>########################################################################################################################</code> <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>		* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script. Example Mod Information: <code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code><code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>Example Environment variables: <code>########################################################################################################################</code><code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>########################################################################################################################</code> <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>
	* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.		* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.
	* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images		* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images
	* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" \| awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>		* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" \| awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>
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Kolkman at 14:27, 16 July 2024

2024-07-16T14:27:46Z

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	* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).		* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).
	* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.		* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.
	* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script. Example Mod Information: <code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code><code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>Example Environment variables: <code>~~#################################################~~########################################################################################################################</code> <code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>~~#################################################~~########################################################################################################################</code> <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>		* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script. Example Mod Information: <code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code><code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>Example Environment variables: <code>########################################################################################################################</code><code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>########################################################################################################################</code> <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>
	* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.		* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.
	* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images		* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images
	* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" \| awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>		* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" \| awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>
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'''General'''

As explained on the previous page, a file called autoinstall.sh is used to instruct Sync 3 which commands need to be executed. The language used in this file is bash/shell. You can find a lot about in on the internet but below are some useful subjects:

* The first line of the autoinstall.sh of a Mod or App always starts with a so called "she-bang": #!/bin/sh It is used to tell the interpreter which scripting language is offered. In this case it is bash/shell. Useful sources for bash/shell online are: https://linuxconfig.org/bash-scripting-tutorial and https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/shell-scripting-crash-course-how-to-write-bash-scripts-in-linux/
* As you can see the first character is a #. That character can be used to add information to a script without being executed (but it can be interpreted, like offering the she-bang script language).
* For most Mods an Apps a section is used at the top of the script that is commented out (starting with #) to show some nice fmods information.
* After that it is common to declare some general Mod information and environment variables that are used in the script. Example Mod Information: <code># Mod Name : QuickDial Top-10 Contacts Mod ( QUICKDIAL_CONTACTS ).</code><code># Author : Pascal Kolkman.</code><code># Creation date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Version : 1.0.</code><code># Update date : 2024-07-14.</code><code># Update notes : First version.</code>Example Environment variables: <code>#########################################################################################################################################################################</code> <code># DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK. #</code> <code># Environment variables. MODNAME. #</code> <code>#########################################################################################################################################################################</code> <code># Feel free to delete unnecessary Env. vars</code> <code>FILES_DIR="/fs/usb0/SyncMyMod/files"</code> <code># BIN_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/bin"</code> <code>PATCH_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/patch"</code> <code>SHELL_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/shell"</code> <code>OTHER_DIR="${FILES_DIR}/other"</code> <code>BACKUP_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/backup"</code> <code>NEW_DIR="${OTHER_DIR}/new"</code>
* The MODNAME variable is used to add information about the Mod to Sync3.
* After the environment section, there is a section with functions that are called. They are used to display stuff, like text and images
* Below that a section is offered in whcih is checked if FMOdsTools is insatlled (or before: Modstools). It should containg code like: <br /><code>if ! grep -q "${MODTOOLS}" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> else</code> <code> </code> <code> LINE=$(grep "$MODTOOLS" /fs/rwdata/dev/mods_tools.txt)</code> <code> MODS_TOOLS_VERSION=$(echo "$LINE" | awk -F'_' '{print $NF}')</code> <code> </code> <code> if ! awk 'BEGIN {exit !('"$MODS_TOOLS_VERSION"' >= '"$MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION"') }'; then</code> <code> displayMessage "FMods Tools ${MIN_MODTOOLS_VERSION} or higher not found. Installation aborted."</code> <code> fi</code> <code>fi</code>
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