I have an executable to treat photographs call GFA-LIN. You can run the executable normally like:
$./GFA-LIN
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Enter the name of the *.bmp file:
Now, you have to enter the name of your .bmp file. Let's say I have two files DHP01.bmp and DHP02.bmp.
1) I want to input automatically, via loop in shell, something like:
for i in *.bmp; do
echo $i | GFA-LIN
done
However, the problem appears when the executable continues:
Loading BMP: DSCN0001(test).bmp
Geometric distortion of the fish-eye lens:
1: Equidistant (or polar)
2: Orthographic
?
2) All the other inputs of my executable are not files, but single numbers, like:
Geometric distortion of the fish-eye lens: 1: Equidistant (or polar) 2: Orthographic ? {1}
BMP: DSCN0001(test).bmp Loaded
To extract the image from the background
Enter the coordinates of 3 points on the horizon circle of the image:
Point 1 (X integer Y integer): {806 705}
Point 2 (X integer Y integer): {1507 325}
Point 3 (X integer Y integer): {428 456}
Center: 932 , 101
Radius: 616.475
Is the working image classified or grey-toned (c/g) ? {c}
3) Etc... Like a mix between files, numbers and characters.
How can I proceed in this case? I've tried something like
#!/bin/bash
for i in *.bmp; do
echo "$i
1
806 133
700 1507
1941 714
c
y
0.0
90.0
9.0" | GFA-LIN
done
It doesn't work =(
Sorry if this question was replied before, or if it is super stupid. I am new in shell.
Thanks a lot!
