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Select command array
Hello everyone,
I have a quick question about the select command in ksh. I am using it to define a menu for user selection, I have found that the REPLY var contains the input from the user, I was interested to find out if there is a system variable that contains the whole menu as an array, the reason being that I would like the user to be allowed multiple selections from the menu, at that point all of those would be in $REPLY as a sequence of numbers, still I would like to resolve those numbers to what selection they all were in the menu. I hope you can help. Thanks. |
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