我想暂停shell脚本中的输入,并提示用户进行选择。标准的是、否或取消类型问题。如何在典型的bash提示符中完成此操作?
当前回答
read -p "Are you alright? (y/n) " RESP
if [ "$RESP" = "y" ]; then
echo "Glad to hear it"
else
echo "You need more bash programming"
fi
其他回答
作为单行命令的朋友,我使用了以下命令:
while [ -z $prompt ]; do read -p "Continue (y/n)?" choice;case "$choice" in y|Y ) prompt=true; break;; n|N ) exit 0;; esac; done; prompt=;
以长格式编写,其工作原理如下:
while [ -z $prompt ];
do read -p "Continue (y/n)?" choice;
case "$choice" in
y|Y ) prompt=true; break;;
n|N ) exit 0;;
esac;
done;
prompt=;
受到@Mark和@Myrdin的回答的启发,我创建了一个通用提示的函数
uniprompt(){
while true; do
echo -e "$1\c"
read opt
array=($2)
case "${array[@]}" in *"$opt"*) eval "$3=$opt";return 0;; esac
echo -e "$opt is not a correct value\n"
done
}
这样使用:
unipromtp "Select an option: (a)-Do one (x)->Do two (f)->Do three : " "a x f" selection
echo "$selection"
在这种情况下,我已经多次使用case语句,使用case语句是一种很好的方法。可以实现while循环,该循环模拟case块,利用布尔条件,以便更好地控制程序,并满足许多其他要求。在满足所有条件后,可以使用中断,将控制权传递回程序的主要部分。此外,为了满足其他条件,当然可以在控制结构中添加条件语句:case语句和可能的while循环。
使用案例陈述来满足您的请求的示例
#! /bin/sh
# For potential users of BSD, or other systems who do not
# have a bash binary located in /bin the script will be directed to
# a bourne-shell, e.g. /bin/sh
# NOTE: It would seem best for handling user entry errors or
# exceptions, to put the decision required by the input
# of the prompt in a case statement (case control structure),
echo Would you like us to perform the option: "(Y|N)"
read inPut
case $inPut in
# echoing a command encapsulated by
# backticks (``) executes the command
"Y") echo `Do something crazy`
;;
# depending on the scenario, execute the other option
# or leave as default
"N") echo `execute another option`
;;
esac
exit
使用read命令:
echo Would you like to install? "(Y or N)"
read x
# now check if $x is "y"
if [ "$x" = "y" ]; then
# do something here!
fi
然后你需要的所有其他东西
这是我整理的东西:
#!/bin/sh
promptyn () {
while true; do
read -p "$1 " yn
case $yn in
[Yy]* ) return 0;;
[Nn]* ) return 1;;
* ) echo "Please answer yes or no.";;
esac
done
}
if promptyn "is the sky blue?"; then
echo "yes"
else
echo "no"
fi
我是一个初学者,所以要谨慎对待,但它似乎奏效了。