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Old 06-04-2010
Bash Script for "simple" racing game.
Hello All,
I was wondering if it would be possible to create a "racing" game in script. The game play would be as follows. Script will read the following input:

Start
|b| | | | |
|r| | | | |


First player (b) will roll a die to see how many spaces to move. This is will continue until the player reaches the end.
Roll a 2
| | |b| | |
|r| | | | |

I thought I could read user input, to tell "b" or "r" how much to move. This can be done using "read." I originally wanted to use the awk command to first grab the string and then move it to the next column. To do this, I would have to delete what is in column one, and then write to column three. I figured I could then append/write this to an output file and then use cat to display results.

Any suggestions?
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