Where Should I Eat (GPL)

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Where Should I Eat (GPL)

"Where Should I Eat.mscr" is a Windows Mobile utility software that helps you decide where to get your lunch or dinner. It randomly picks a restaurant from a list that you provide. Run this script the next time your friends ask you, "where you want to eat?" You will have an answer immediately. No stress, no fuss, no white hairs! You can run this script easily on the Start menu by placing it into "My Device\Windows\Start Menu" on your Windows Mobile phone.

Add your list of restaurants into a text file called "Where Should I Eat.txt" in the same directory as this script. Each restaurant needs to be on a separate line. Don't add any blank lines, or you will get blank results. And don't add an empty line to the end of this data file. You can use our sample restaurant list to start your list:

Restaurant List for "Where Should I Eat.mscr"

"Where Should I Eat.mscr" takes advantage of the "Random.mscr" subroutine script, which is also available on this web site. Install "Random.mscr" in the same directory as the "Where Should I Eat.mscr" and it will work properly.

"Where Should I Eat.mscr" requires the free MortScript interpreter to execute. So in order to use this script, you'll have to download and install MortScript on your Windows Mobile device, if you haven't already done so.

"Where Should I Eat.mscr" is distributed as executable source code under the GNU General Public License. Please see the license agreement elsewhere on this site.

Attached File: Where Should I Eat.mscr (578 B)

Chieh Cheng
Thu, 01 Oct 2009 20:54:20 +0000

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