1. Tintin109,889
2. ozo98,688
3. woolmilkp...66,743
4. oklit66,228
5. omarfarid63,978
6. amit_g34,952
7. nemws128,044
8. climbgunks16,360
9. dcesari13,890
10. simon327013,832
11. MikeOM_...12,560
12. oocyte11,356
13. ghostdog7410,786
14. Adam31410,624
15. KeremE9,060
16. arober117,400
17. dzamfir7,345
18. Uberpappa6,280
19. fosiul016,200
20. ahoffmann6,000
21. duncan_roe5,850
22. ravenpl5,672
23. arnold5,660
24. medvedd5,483
25. mrjoltcola5,200

1. Tintin229,742
2. ozo189,625
3. omarfarid127,669
4. oklit85,828
5. woolmilkp...78,193
6. amit_g56,852
7. Adam31429,804
8. nemws128,044
9. ravenpl27,800
10. MikeOM_...24,660
11. sunnycoder24,550
12. ghostdog7418,935
13. climbgunks16,360
14. dcesari13,890
15. simon327013,832
16. ahoffmann11,470
17. oocyte11,356
18. hernst4211,320
19. mikelfritz11,150
20. duncan_roe11,100
21. KeremE10,460
22. arnold9,110
23. fosiul018,200
24. arober117,400
25. dzamfir7,345

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Bash - Shell Scripting Menu Help - Text Menu --> Visual Menu

Asked by WinPE in Bourne-Again Shell (bash), Scripting Languages, Shell Scripting

I've got the following text menu below (in the code snippet) that creates menu entries based on a std unix file based in this format:
SITE1:DNS1:DNS2:TIMEZONE
SITE2:DNS1:DNS2:TIMEZONE

If possible I wanted to convert it to a more visual menu. Below is a static version of what I'm looking for, I just want the menu entries to be writen dynamicaly. Not sure if this is possible?

prompt_site() {
TMP=$(mktemp /tmp/domainmenu.XXXXXX)
trap "[ -f "$TMP" ] && rm -f $TMP" HUP INT QUIT TERM EXIT
$DIA --backtitle "Blah" --title \
"Domain" --menu "Select a site option." \
0 0 0 $DIA_ESC \
"1.Site1" \
"2.Site2" \
2> $TMP
answer_site="$(cat $TMP)"
[ -f "$TMP" ] && rm -f $TMP
case "$answer_site" in
1.Site1)
site="SITE1"; dns1=DNS1; dns2=DNS2; TZ=TIMEZONE; ;;
2.Site2)
site="SITE2"; dns1=DNS1; dns2=DNS2; TZ=TIMEZONE; ;;
*)
prompt_site;;
esac
}

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             prompt_location() {
file_location="${root}/filename"
iter=1
export iter
echo "Please choose a location/site:"
cat $file_location | while read line
do
    sname=`echo $line | cut -d':' -f 1`
    echo "("$iter")"  $sname
    iter=`expr $iter + 1`
done
 
echo -n "[1] "
read snum
 
max=`wc -l $file_location | cut -d ' ' -f 1`
 
if [ $snum -le $max ]
then
    myline=`cat $file_location | head -$snum | tail -1`
    site_name=`echo $myline | cut -d':' -f 1`
    site_dns1=`echo $myline | cut -d':' -f 2`
    site_dns2=`echo $myline | cut -d':' -f 3`
    site_tz=`echo $myline | cut -d':' -f 4`
	clear
else
	[ "$BOOTUP" = "color" ] && $SETCOLOR_FAILURE
    echo 'Invalid selection'
	[ "$BOOTUP" = "color" ] && $SETCOLOR_NORMAL
	prompt_location
fi
}

           
         

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Bash - Shell Scripting Menu Help - Text Menu --> Visual Menu

Asked by WinPE in Bourne-Again Shell (bash), Scripting Languages, Shell Scripting

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