#!/bin/sh
#script name golook
#purpose: interactive interface for the find command. (not real usefull)
#   Hear's what's going on.  
#1. clears the screen.
#2. prompts for file to log to.
#3. read the ANS.
#4. case $ANS is y or Y then T is true any other answer do nothing. 
#5. if $T is true then prompt for name of log file.
#6. read LOGFILE
#7. prompts for file to search for.
#8. read FILENAME
#9. prompts for directory to start the search from.
#10. reads DIR. 
#11. if $T is true, run the find command on the file name given starting at
#    the give directory and tee the output to the given file name.
#12. else run the find command on the given file and directory and just output 
#    to screen.


clear 
echo ""
echo ""
echo "Do you want the output of the find command go be logged to a file?(y/n)\c>>"
read ANS

case $ANS in
    [Y,y]) T=true;;
      *  );;
esac

echo ""
echo ""

if test $T ;then
    echo "Enter file or full path of file. \c>"
    read LOGNAME
    echo ""
    echo ""
fi

echo "Enter the name of the file you wish to search for. \c >>"
read FILENAME

echo ""
echo ""

echo "Enter the direcrtory path you would like to search from. \c >>"
read DIR

if test $T ;then 
    find $DIR -name $FILENAME -print |tee $LOGNAME  
else
    find $DIR -name $FILENAME -print
fi