Inputing values

[vitorassis]

I have a .sh script that I made myself but my boss uses Windows, I'd like to rewrite this in batsh but, HOW CAN I READ INPUTS FROM USER?
There's a function for that? I couldn't find any reference for this.

This is the bash code:

#!/bin/bash

echo "Digite a pasta: ";
read dir;

nome="";
for i in $(ls "${dir}"); do
    if [[ ! -d "${dir}/${nome}" || -z $nome ]] ; then
        nome+="${i}";
        if [ ! -d "${dir}/${nome}" ]; then
            nome+=" ";
        fi;
    fi;
    if [ -d "${dir}/${nome}" ] ; then
        nomenovo="";
        for subnome in $nome; do
            if [[ $subnome =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] ; then
                subnome=$(seq -f "%05g" ${subnome} ${subnome});
            fi
            nomenovo="$nomenovo $subnome";
        done

        echo "NOME ANTIGO: ${nome}"
        echo "NOME NOVO: ${nomenovo}";
        echo
        echo "-------------------"

        cp -r "${dir}/${nome}" "${dir}/${nomenovo}"; 
        nome="";
    fi;
done

[oleboleskole3]

Hi, this should do the trick.

function input(msg) {
    global result;
    result = "";
    print(msg)
    batch("set /p result=");
    bash("read result");
    return result;
}

Just call it, the message is optional.

[javaarchive]

You're missing a semicolon after print there btw, sorry to bump thread