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I am writing a simple script and want to keep the user in a fuction until they are ready to get out. For some (probably stupid) reason, it doesn't seem to be working. You guys see anything that I'm overlooking?
crsd() {until [ $QUIT = 'N' ] do /home/wcs3611.crsdtmp.sh echo 'run another? \c' read $QUIT done return 0 } #crsd () |
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