Material on FreshFish is classified into categories such as demos, games,
music, pictures, etc. Click on one of the category names below to access
material in that classification:
EOF
# Generate a list of categories.
for i in `cat $tmp2`
do
desc=`grep "^$i" <Categories | sed "s:^$i[ ]*::"`
printf " @{\" %-4s \" link $i-INDEX} $desc\n" $i
done
# Finish off the root node.
cat <<EOF
Click @{"here" system "run >nil: execute $volname:Tools/scripts/SearchAPI $volname:New/New.api"} to search all the product info files in the "new" section of
this CD for a simple string (case independent) or @{"regular expression" link $volname:README.guide/REGEXP} and
access all material found. Please be patient since this may take from 10
seconds to over a minute, depending upon your hardware configuration.
Future releases will greatly reduce this time.
@endnode
EOF
### Now build a node for each of the subdirectories.
for i in `cat $tmp2`
do
cat <<EOF
@node $i-INDEX "Index of subdirectory: $i"
To run a program, view a picture, etc click on the name field.
For information about other versions click on the version field.
For additional information click on the description field.
If an entry occurs more than once, it simply means that there is
more than one location on this CD where the material can be found.
Click @{"here" system "run >nil: execute $volname:Tools/scripts/SearchAPI $volname:New/New.api"} to search all the product info files in the "new" section of
this CD for a simple string (case independent) or @{"regular expression" link $volname:README.guide/REGEXP} and
access all material found. Please be patient since this may take from 10
seconds to over a minute, depending upon your hardware configuration.
Future releases will greatly reduce this time.
EOF
# Generate a list of product info files with this particular aminet-dir field.