#!/bin/sh
#$Id: menu-at-var 40 2010-01-28 04:56:59Z j-waldby $

# Illustrate placing a menu at different location depending on host name
# (or on a parameter, if present)
[ "$YUME" ] || YUME=$(which yume)

[ "$1" ] && H="$1"
[ "$H" ] || H=`hostname`
X=1
[ $H = "yuli" ] && X=61
[ $H = "zeda" ] && X=121

cd $HOME
$YUME -at 60x28-$X+1 -ti $H -bu -la $H "xterm &" &

# This example makes a menu with one button, labeled with the hostname
# of the machine running the yume command, or if a parameter is given,
# with that text.  When you click the button, it opens an xterm from
# the machine where the yume command was run.

# The example illustrates a simple technique for placing the buttons
# at different locations on your screen, depending on what host you
# are logged into.  For the example, if you are logged into zeda when
# you run menu-at-var with no parameters (or if you say "menu-at-var
# zeda"), the menu will appear at -121+1; if yuli, at -61+1; if some
# other, at -1+1.  All these locations are close to the top right
# corner of the screen.