#! /bin/bash

. /usr/lib/network/network

if ! type dialog &> /dev/null; then
   echo "Please install 'dialog' to use netcfg-menu"
   exit 1
fi

check_make_state_dir
# JP: we'll use $STATE_DIR/menu to record what profile is being connected in this way
rm -f "$STATE_DIR/menu"

# Set timeout
TIMEOUT=${1-0}

# Scan all profiles
i=0
# JP: change for prof to while read prof to avoid assumption that profile names are always single tokens (no spaces etc.)
while read prof; do
    # if there is a profile called "main", Use as default
    [[ "$prof" = "main" ]] && DEFAULT="main"
    profiles[i++]="$prof"
    profiles[i++]=$(. "$PROFILE_DIR/$prof"; echo "$DESCRIPTION")
done < <(list_profiles | sort)  # JP: re-use list_profiles instead of duplicating it; avoid subshell we'd get by piping it to the while read...

if [[ ${#profiles} -eq 0 ]]; then
    exit_err "No profiles were found in $PROFILE_DIR"
fi

[[ -n "$NETWORKS_MENU_DEFAULT" ]] && DEFAULT="$NETWORKS_MENU_DEFAULT"
# if no default yet, use the first entry
[[ -z "$DEFAULT" ]] && DEFAULT="${profiles[0]}"

# Display Dialog
PROFILE=$(dialog --timeout "$TIMEOUT" --default-item "$DEFAULT" --stdout \
                 --menu 'Select the network profile you wish to use' \
                        13 50 6 "${profiles[@]}")
ret=$?
case $ret in
    1) ;; # Cancel - do nothing
    255|0) # Timeout (use default) or user selection
        [[ -z "$PROFILE" ]] && PROFILE="$DEFAULT"
        profile_up "$PROFILE"
        ret=$?
        (( ret == 0 )) && echo "$PROFILE" > "$STATE_DIR/menu"
        ;;
    *)  # Should not happen
        exit_err "Abnormal return code from dialog: $ret"
        ;;
esac

exit $ret           # JP: exit with caught $?

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