#!/usr/bin/perl

# This example was contributed by Marc Haber <zugschlus@debian.org>
# This script can be put into ~/.menu to create a menu of hosts to ssh to.

# Build icons hash to determine which icon file to use for a given menu
# entry. This basically allows a shorthand notation for the icon, avoiding
# the need to give the full path to the icon in the data list.
my %icons;
$icons{"Debian"}="/usr/share/pixmaps/other/Debian-Swirl.png";
$icons{"FreeBSD"}="/usr/share/pixmaps/other/Daemon.png";
$icons{"Redhat"}="/usr/share/pixmaps/other/RedHat.png";

# Loop over the data lines given at the end of this file.
while( <DATA> ) {
  # Split data line into data fields
  my ($host, $hints, $icon) = split;
  # print menu line using the information read from the data field.
  print "?package(local.ssh):command=\"ssh $host\" ";
  print "title=\"$host\" hints=\"$hints\" section=\"local/ssh\" ";
  print "needs=\"text\" icon=\"$icons{$icon}\"\n";
}

# This is the list of hosts. Each line corresponds to a single host
# and menu entry in the format "host hint icon". The host is taken
# as the target to ssh to and the window title. The hint is given verbatim
# to the hint option, and the icon is an index into the icons hash to
# determine which icon file to use for the menu entry.
__DATA__
torres Zg2 Debian
q Zg2 Debian
7o9 Zg2 Debian
lefler Zg2 Debian
darren Zg2 Debian
vash Zg2 Debian
gonzo Shell Redhat
raven Shell FreeBSD
crystalball Shell Debian
iris Burda Debian
ella Burda Debian
francis Burda Debian
bianca Burda Debian
banshee Burda Debian