Zenity 3.6.0 Portable

In Windows we can use WSH to interact with console/batch processing task, or for simple case "net send" or "msg" will suffice. Then I found zenity, a modern version of cdialog which curses based.

This tool use GTK as its gui to bridge console I/O with modern dialog window for many purpose. Its template (glade ui) can be customized too. I found it a good match for bash though I haven't try it with batch cmd (I dont see a reason why it won't work).

Here a slightly modified build (make it more Windows way as usual).

http://osspack32.googlecode.com/files/zenity.exe
modified src: http://osspack32.googlecode.com/files/zenity-3.6.0_src.7z

notes:
- consequently as this is static build, no locales/translation included (English only), but it's possible to add
- zenity.ui  is embedded in the executable, to override it put zenity.ui alongside zenity.exe (see source for zenity.ui file)
- icons are different from original version as I force it to be stocked

Enjoy!

Guide/examples are here http://help.gnome.org/users/zenity/stable/index.html.en

Edit:
Hmm I think, I have an example...
"runas" which allow to do "UAC" ala commandline usually assume you know the username of the admin account (as it don't ask you), making it uninteractive. With zenity we could do something like this:

for /f "usebackq" %s in (`zenity --entry --text="This operation need admin account, please enter username:" --hide-text`) do runas /env /noprofile /user:%s "notepad \"D:\dokumen\rahasia.txt\""

Assuming zenity.exe is avaliable in "PATH" such as C:\Windows, above example will popup for username albeit we will then need to type password from runas console, ha ha (for security reason I guess)

Edit:
It turned out to be pointless to make it static build, it still need schema file and icon db for displaying file dialog :( sorry