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using fmli to create menu's
I am currently having a problem creating a dynamic Menu that reads in from a file and appends this Menu list with an exit menu item.
the syntax I am using to create the dynamic Menu is menu="$ARG1 Host names" `cat Hosts.data | regex '^(''.*)$0$' ' name="$m0" action=open Menu.Login.mnu $ARG1 $m0 1) This created a menu that had 3 columns, I only wanted 1 column 2) I tried to add an Exit Menu item to the list but it creates one after each Menu list. e.g. host1 exit host2 exit host3 exit |
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