#! /bin/bash

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# Settings for menu choices...
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INFOCD=1
WIPECD=1
LSTIMG=1
CHANGE=1
DELETE=1
TESTCD=1
CONFIG=1
HOTCNF=":"
QUITSEP="---------------------"
QUITDSC=": Quit this program."
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# NOTES: Some of the options are automatic, the rest are enabled/disabled here.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ?????? HELP appears automatically if the help file exists and is readable.
# INFOCD determines whether users can get information about a CD in drive.
# WIPECD determines whether users can erase a re-writable disk from menu.
# ?????? READ appears if there are any defined read drives.
#          To eliminate READ, undefine CDRx or NAMx for ALL x in 1-9 and a-z.
# LSTIMG determines whether users can list available CD images using menu.
# CHANGE determines whether users can edit CD layout files from menu.
# DELETE determines whether users can delete CD files from menu.
# ?????? WRITE appears if there are any defined write drives.
#          To eliminate WRITE, undefine CDWx or NAMx for ALL x in 1-9 and a-z.
# TESTCD determines whether users can test/verify a CD against an image file.
# CONFIG determines whether users can get into the setup menu from main menu.
# HOTCNF defines extra hotkey for the setup menu; in case it's disabled.
# OTHKEYx defines extra menu commands (up to 15  -- use 1-9 and A-F for x).
# OTHDSCx are the menu descriptions for the 15 extra command keys (With ": ").
# OTHCMDx are the extra commands.  "%k" is for the key pressed, "%." for a "%".
#     You can add plain text between the options using OTHDSCx without OTHKEYx.
#     Commands can begin with QUERY: to ask Yes/No before executing command.
#     Begin with PAUSE: or ERROR: for pausing [always / error] after execution.
#     QUERY: must be first if also using either PAUSE: OR ERROR:.
# QUITSEP is the separator line that prints between the other options and quit.
# QUITDSC is the description for quit command, blanking it will hide option.
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# Settings for screen colors...
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C0="\e[0m"
CT="\e[1;33;41m"
CL="\e[0;1;31m"
CM="\e[0;1;33m"
CC="\e[1;33;44m"
CB="\e[1;37;44m"
CE="\a\e[1;5;34;43m"
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# C0=Normal color - background of screen, etc.
# CT=Title at top of screen
# CL=List color (CDs and drives)
# CM=Menu color for text in menu
# CC=Color of choice key in menu list
# CB=Bold color
# CE=Error message color
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#   ANSI Colors: 0=Normal;1=Bright;3x=Foreground color;4x=Background color
#   Where x in 3x and 4x above specifies the color.
#   Colors are 0=Black;1=Red;2=Green;3=Yellow;4=Blue;5=Magenta;6=Cyan;7=White
#   As a rule, add a 0 at the beginning when there's no background color (4x)
#   Use 1 (for bright) for most colors other than white
#   Color sequences start with "\e[" and end with "m"; separate numbers by ;
#   You can also \a for AlarmBell, \t for Tab, etc.  See bash docs for more.
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# Settings for automatic drive selections...
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CD_I=""
CD_E=""
CD_R=""
CD_W=""
CD_T=""
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# CD_I Defines which drive to use to get disk info, blank = "ask user".
# CD_E Defines which drive to use to erase,         blank = "ask user".
# CD_R Defines which drive to use to read,          blank = "ask user".
# CD_W Defines which drive to use to write,         blank = "ask user".
# CD_T Defines which drive to use to test disks,    blank = "ask user".
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# Settings for program options...
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AUTOHELP=".cds.auto.help"
AUTOSHOW=1
ALLDEV=1
WARNTIME=81
IOPTS=""
EOPTS=""
ROPTS="--read-raw"
WOPTS="-n --overburn --eject"
TOPTS="--read-raw"
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# AUTOHELP file is displayed at the start of each program run if found.
# AUTOSHOW determines whether image files are always listed at top of menu.
# ALLDEV determines whether multiple device names are shown in write choices.
# WARNTIME number of minutes of free disk space below which a WARNING occurs.
# IOPTS is added to info commands on all drives.
# EOPTS is added to erase commands for re-writable disks on all drives.
# ROPTS is added to read commands on all drives.
# WOPTS is added to write commands on all drives.
# TOPTS is added to read commands when verifying a disk on all drives.
# NOTES: The read/write options can also be defined by drive selection menu:
#     IOPx is for defining additional (after IOPTS) options for info command.
#     EOPx is for defining additional (after EOPTS) options for erase command.
#     ROPx is for defining additional (after ROPTS) options for read command.
#     WOPx is for defining additional (after WOPTS) options for write command.
#     TOPx is for defining additional (after TOPTS) options when verifying.
#     i.e. Setting "WOP4=xxx" adds xxx after WOPTS value when writing choice 4.
#       YES it WOULD be nice to have options for each drive... in Version 2.
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# Settings for externally used commands and disk read/write commands...
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CLEAR="clear"
SLEEP="read -r -s -n 1 -t 3 junk"
PAUSE="read -r -s -n 1 junk"
EDIT="vi"
VIEW="less"
INFOCMD="cdrdao disk-info --driver generic-mmc-raw --device"
WIPECMD="cdrdao blank --blank-mode minimal --device"
READCMD="cdrdao read-cd --driver generic-mmc-raw --device"
WRITECMD="cdrdao write --driver generic-mmc-raw --device"
VERICMD="cdrdao read-cd --driver generic-mmc-raw --device"
LISTDEV="cdrdao scanbus"
DIFFCMD="diff -s -q"
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# CLEAR is used to clear the screen at the start of each menu.
# SLEEP is used to pause briefly when displaying non-essential messages.
# PAUSE is used after "Deleted" and similar status messages.
# EDIT is used to edit layouts and configuration files.
# VIEW is used to view lists and the help file (must accept piped input).
# INFOCMD, WIPECMD, READCMD, WRITECMD, VERICMD, and LISTDEV are disk commands.
# DIFFCMD is used when verifying disks against image file--takes 2 file params.
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# Settings for setup and help files...
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HELP="cds.help"
CONF="cds.conf"
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# HELP is the file showed by the help key.
# CONF is the setup file.  If value changed, will run the new file next [...]
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# Setting for main directory, where images are stored.
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CD="$HOME/CDImages"
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# The CD is where the program will change to and is where the disk files exist.
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# Settings for device names.
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CDR1="ATA:0,0,0"
CDW1="$CDR1"
NAM1="ATA Primary Master (usually hard drive)"
CDR2="ATA:0,1,0"
CDW2="$CDR2"
NAM2="ATA Primary Slave (sometimes CD/DVD location)"
CDR3="ATA:1,0,0"
CDW3="$CDR3"
NAM3="ATA Secondary Master (usual CD/DVD location)"
CDR4="ATA:1,1,0"
CDW4="$CDR4"
NAM4="ATA Secondary Slave (sometimes CD/DVD location)"
CDR5="ATA:2,0,0"
CDW5="$CDR5"
NAM5="SATA or expansion card IDE drive 1 location"
CDR6="ATA:3,0,0"
CDW6="$CDR6"
NAM6="SATA or expansion card IDE drive 2 location"
CDR7="0,0,0"
CDW7="$CDR7"
NAM7="1st USB/SCSI drive"
CDR8="1,0,0"
CDW8="$CDR8"
NAM8="2nd USB/SCSI drive"
CDR9="2,0,0"
CDW9="$CDR9"
NAM9="3rd USB/SCSI drive"
CDRa="3,0,0"
CDWa="$CDRa"
NAMa="4th USB/SCSI drive"
CDRb="4,0,0"
CDWb="$CDRb"
NAMb="5th USB/SCSI drive"
CDRc="5,0,0"
CDWc="$CDRc"
NAMc="6th USB/SCSI drive"

CDRz=""
CDWz="$CDW1 $CDW2 $CDW3 $CDW4 $CDW5 $CDW6 $CDW7 $CDW8 $CDW9 $CDWa $CDWb $CDWc"
NAMz="All disk writers"