Creating a menu

Shell Programming and Scripting
1

Hi,
I need your help co create a very small menu somthing that look like this:

  1. first step
  2. second step
  3. last step
    from step : ___
    to step : ___

If the user choose 1 --> it will echo : Hellow
If the user choose 2 --> it will echo : World
If the user choose 3 --> it will echo : Bye
If the the user choose from 1 to 2 --> it will echo : Hello
World
And so on.

Thank you very much for your help.

2 
echo 1. first step
echo 2. second step
echo 3. last step
echo 4. from step:_ to step:

FIRST=hello
SECOND=WORLD
LAST=Bye

read CHOICE
case $CHOICE in
 1) echo $FIRST ;;
 2) echo $SECOND ;;
 3) echo $LAST ;;
 4) read -p step1: ONE; read -p step2: TWO

      case $ONE$TWO in
       11) echo $FIRST ;;
       12) echo $FIRST $SECOND ;;
       13) echo $FIRST $SECOND $LAST ;;
       22) echo $SECOND ;;
       23) echo $SECOND $LAST ;;
       33) echo $LAST ;;
      esac

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3

The program 'dialog' does a good job of this type of work it seems:

Dialog: An Introductory Tutorial

4

Hi ,
I runed the code above. if i choose just one option its work fine.
But if i choose to run it between two option its retun nathing.
For example:

/software >./tafrit.sh

  1. first step
  2. second step
  3. last step
  4. from step:_ to step:
    2
    WORLD

/software >./tafrit.sh

  1. first step
  2. second step
  3. last step
  4. from step:_ to step:
    12
    /software >

Thanks.

5

hm you are right, doesn't work, somethings wrong with the semicolons

this one should work:

echo 1. first step
echo 2. second step
echo 3. last step
echo 4. from step:_ to step:

FIRST=hello
SECOND=WORLD
LAST=Bye


FROMTO()
 {
      case $ONE$TWO in
       11) echo $FIRST ;;
       12) echo $FIRST $SECOND ;;
       13) echo $FIRST $SECOND $LAST ;;
       22) echo $SECOND ;;
       23) echo $SECOND $LAST ;;
       33) echo $LAST ;;
      esac
 }

read CHOICE
case $CHOICE in
 1) echo $FIRST ;;
 2) echo $SECOND ;;
 3) echo $LAST ;;
 4) read -p step1: ONE; read -p step2: TWO; FROMTO;;



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