#!/bin/bash

function main-inx ()
{

#FUNCTION="$CALL"

# Grab all the functions indiscriminately so we know what's what, and can match the call ;-)
. f-sirius
. f-menu
. f-plinput
. f-radiomenu
. f-hints
. f-intro
. f-tour
. f-tutorial
. f-fun
. f-usb
. f-access
. f-why
. f-send
. f-splash
. f-eject
. f-prompt
. f-plait-return
. f-escape
. f-mail-settings
. f-mail
. f-colours
. f-monitor
. f-mailscreen
. f-filemanage
. f-mutt
. f-net
. f-flip
. f-switch
. f-sup
. f-office
. f-scroffice
. f-sshfs
. f-music
. f-ttynum
# Check how we are being called ( which function needed first? )

function call ()

{
# Debug
#echo $CALL >> ~/main-debug

case "$CALL" in

	inx)
	f-splash
	f-menu ;;

	menu)
	f-menu ;;

	random)
	f-plinput ;;

	stream)
	f-radiomenu ;;

	hints)
	f-hints ;;

	intro)
	f-intro ;;

	tour)
	f-tour ;;

	tutorial)
	f-tutorial  ;;

	fun)
	f-fun ;;

	usb)
	f-usb ;;

	why)
	f-why ;;

	mailinx)
	f-mail ;;

	monitor)
	f-monitor ;;
	
	mailscreen)
	f-mailscreen ;;
	
	filemanage)
	f-filemanage ;;
	
	mutt)
	f-mutt ;;
	
	netinx)
	f-net ;;
	
	splash)
	f-splash ;;
	
	office)
	f-office ;;
	
	sharinx)
	f-sshfs ;;

	music)
	f-music ;;
	
	sirius)
	f-sirius ;;

	    
	*)
	echo "main-inx: Bad call ... can't find "$FUNCTION" ... this shouldn't happen ..."
	exit 1	
	;;
	
esac


}

#play with the colours before the call 
# f-flip calls f-switch calls "call" in main-inx 

f-flip




}