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Menu help with array selection
Hi there all
I got the following I got multiple arrays named for example STAT_AAAA STAT_AAAB STAT_AAAC STAT_AAAD Now what I want I have chosen an option in a menu to select 1 but I dont want to write for all the same thing so I made it a signle one now what I want is to get STAT_ and than the selected one How is this done? so example ${STAT_AAAA} AAAA should be able to change by selection.. I got AAAA and AAAB also in a variable. ${STAT_ *Variablename*[2]} how can this be done? Many thanx in advance! ![]() |
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