Motivated by https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=363115, I'm trying to figure out what is the mechanics by which a handler works on a given file. As is known, I can write in /mnt/ext1/system/config/handlers.cfg the default program associated to a given file, so that it will be opened with it when tapping; I can associate a given file extension to a list of programs in extensions.cfg, so that I get on long press a menu for choosing which of them opens it.
I then created a small script in /mnt/ext1/applications/ in order get more insight. My script reads
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If I call this script from shell with or without command line arguments, I get the expected result, that is a dialog with some text and button labels. However, if I tap on a file associated to that script, I only see a hourglass for a second, and see get no new content in the dump file handle.log. What am I missing?
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I then created a small script in /mnt/ext1/applications/ in order get more insight. My script reads
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#!/bin/sh
dialog 1 "" "$* $0 $! $1 $@" "Ok"
echo "$* $0 $! $1 $@" > /mnt/ext1/applications/handle.log
If I call this script from shell with or without command line arguments, I get the expected result, that is a dialog with some text and button labels. However, if I tap on a file associated to that script, I only see a hourglass for a second, and see get no new content in the dump file handle.log. What am I missing?