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how to develop menu-driven using C-Shell script ?
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 how to develop menu-driven using C-Shell script ? - Jul. 27, '05, 10:50:13 PM
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esyafini
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I would like to know how to develop a menu driven screen using C-Shell script. (UNIX running on Sun Solaris).
This is for security purposes. Once a user log in, he can only use the menu to run certains script (scripts meant for daily batch processing) .. Thanks
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RE: how to develop menu-driven using C-Shell script ? - Jul. 28, '05, 1:32:44 PM
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Rodney
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The Forums here are mainly aimed at Interix specific questions.
Your question isn't really specific for Solaris; it can apply
to all Unix systems (including Interix). If you are looking to
develop a menu-driven system then you should not really be looking
at a shell script (csh, ksh or any others). It's too easy to get
by shells usually. I'd recommend that you write a C program
using curses or find one that has already been written. There
have been a few written over the years. I recall one that was called
g-shell (first written circa 1988) that I think was released as part
of the Athena project.
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RE: how to develop menu-driven using C-Shell script ? - Jul. 28, '05, 10:17:16 PM
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esyafini
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ok, i found one .. million thanks !
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