Selector Menu

function events()
  evt, p1 = os.pullEvent()
if evt == "char" then --This is the event checker and if it is char it will check which char it was
	if p1 == "r" then --This is if the user pressed the char 'r'
	   for i = 1,5 do
   term.clear()
	   term.setCursorPos(20,9)
	 print("Rebooting.")
	sleep(0)
   term.clear()
	   term.setCursorPos(20,9)
	 print("Rebooting..")
	sleep(0)
	term.clear()
	   term.setCursorPos(20,9)
	 print("Rebooting...")
	sleep(0)
end
  os.reboot()

  elseif p1 == "b" then
  term.clear()
	term.setCursorPos(1,1)
error() -- This breaks out of the program

  elseif p1 == "s" then
  for i = 1,5 do
  term.clear()
	   term.setCursorPos(20,9)
	 print("Shutting Down.")
	sleep(0)
   term.clear()
	   term.setCursorPos(20,9)
	 print("Shutting Down..")
	sleep(0)
	term.clear()
	   term.setCursorPos(20,9)
	 print("Shutting Down...")
	sleep(0)
end
  os.shutdown()
  end

  elseif evt == "key" then
  --[[
  To get the key number of the one you choose you can just
  open up the LUA prompt and type: 'while true do print(os.pullEvent()) end' without the ''
  And then just press a key and the number for it will come up
  ]]--
if p1 == 28 then --Enter

color = 2 ^ math.random(0,15) --Randomly selects a background color

elseif p1 == 57 then --Space
	 tColor = 2 ^ math.random(0,15) --Randomly selects a text color
end
     end
           end --Ends the function






function drawMenu()
--[[
This function draws your options
]]--
term.setTextColor(tColor) --This sets the text color
print("[B]Break \n[S] Shutdown \n[R] Reboot \n[ENTER] Change background color \n[SPACE] Change text color") --\n = New line
end

function main()
color = colors.black --Default color
   tColor = colors.white -- Default color

while true do
  term.setBackgroundColor(color)
	term.clear()
	  term.setCursorPos(1,1)
   drawMenu()
events()
end
   end


   main() --You have to call the main function so your program actually does something