// expect a l(list) containing this structure [func, params, display_text]
// also instead of a func in the first param you can set the string "return" to make the function return instead
option_selector = function(m)
	while true
		for i in m.indexes
			print "[<color=yellow>" + i + "</color>] " + m[i][2]
		end for
		selected = user_input("select a option: ").to_int
		if selected isa string or m.hasIndex(selected) == false then
			print "<color=red>ERROR: invalid option, try again</color>"
			continue
		end if
		selected = m[selected]
		if selected[0] == "return" then return
		selected[0](selected[1])
		return
	end while
end function

// tests

hack = function(ip)
	print "hacking ip " + ip
end function

ips = ["20.20.20.20", "20.20.20.21", "20.20.20.22", "20.20.20.23"]

for i in ips.indexes
	ips[i] = [@hack, ips[i], ips[i]]
end for
ips.push ["return", null, "find a random ip to hack"]

//print ips

option_selector ipsif

output example

![](https://i.imgur.com/iw06gGK.png)