@@ -584,7 +584,8 @@ It will offers a canvas layer to user to write, from the user input and
584584also can present a predefined text from STDIN, it supports output to
585585both SDTERR and STDOUT and exit code will present the contents:
586586
587- * ARGUMENTS: no
587+ * ARGUMENTS:
588+ * -F : optional, switch to avoid text editing
588589* STDIN: can be piped/redirect for predefined content
589590 * input: user can write
590591* STDOUT:
@@ -593,12 +594,12 @@ both SDTERR and STDOUT and exit code will present the contents:
593594 * (input): the content of the box input will be out
594595
595596``` bash
596- text <<< " <text>"
597+ text -F <<< " <text>"
597598```
598599
599600* ` ${dir_tmp} ` is a random path directory to place the file containing the next file
600601* ` ${file_tmp} ` random file name where is content has the values one line per input
601- * Only for kdialog, zenity, and Xdialog you can also edit text inside the box
602+ * Only for yad, kdialog, zenity, qarma, gtkdialog and Xdialog you can also edit text inside the box
602603
603604#### wait_seconds (progress bar)
604605
@@ -667,6 +668,7 @@ a dynamic progress bar and the text you parse it, the box never close either
667668never ends, you should do something with their control variable` {wait_for__PID} `
668669
669670* ARGUMENTS:
671+ * -n|--no-pulsation : optional, switch to avoid pulsation
670672 * text : optional, must be inside double quotes, only alphanumeric characters
671673* STDIN: no
672674* STDOUT:
@@ -677,7 +679,7 @@ never ends, you should do something with their control variable`{wait_for__PID}`
677679 * exit code: 1 canceled with ESC, 0 the only button is pressed
678680
679681``` bash
680- wait_for " [text]"
682+ wait_for -n " [text]"
681683sleep 3
682684kill -9 ${wait_for__PID}
683685```
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