Menu builder script for MS-DOS?

On 26 Oct 2009 at 9:42, Dan Gahlinger wrote: Actually, it *is* a programming language. I still have my black- covered "The SNOBOL4 Programming Language" from 1968. It was an interesting language to play around with, and unless my memory is failing, was implemented in FORTRAN for portability. SNOBOL's forte was pattern-matching with strong support for recursion. I encountered it both on S/360 and CDC 6000 systems, although I believe it was available on other mainframes of the time (e.g., GE 635, Univac 1108). There were a lot of "menu builders". I have a couple of lesser-known ones. One is called "SNAP" and I don't remember the others. Of all of the batch-file enhancers for DOS that I used, only CENVI remains as something that I still use for doing more invoved jobs. It's basically an interpreted C that runs as batch files. --Chuck