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I am in search of one thing which runs below MacOS that can let me do the next:
Suppose I’ve a file referred to as “program.listing” with contents one thing like this:
"Program 1" "/usr/native/bin/program 1"
"Program 2" "/usr/native/bin/program 2"
"Program 3" "/usr/native/bin/other-program xyz"
"Program 4" "/usr/native/bin/something-else"
... and so on. ...
I might wish to feed this file to a program which, for instance, may very well be referred to as “run-from-list”, and which I may invoke as follows:
run-from-list program.listing
… and when that command is invoked, the next would present up on the display screen in a scrollable listing:
Program 1
Program 2
Program 3
Program 4
... and so on. ...
And no matter line I click on on, the related program will run. For instance, if I click on on “Program 1”, it’ll run the “/usr/native/bin/program 1” program.
Is there any method to write “run-from-list” in MacOS with out compiling supply code into an executable? A scripting language could be appropriate. Or is there some form of current utility that I may obtain which I may use equally for this goal?
Thanks upfront for any ideas and recommendations.
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