Changed choose method so it can now return a default item if none is spe...

[Grigore147]

By default the first item is set as default, but another one can be set by adding ">" as it's prefix.
If is set an index higher than items count than again() is called.

Ex:
items = ['one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five']; // will return 'one' if none is specified
items = ['one', 'two', 'three', '>four', 'five']; // will return 'four' as default

[tj]

im down with defaults, adding a syntax to the string itself is kinda weird though, I would rather do something like:

program.choose(list, 2, function(i){
  console.log('you chose %d "%s"', i, list[i]);
  process.stdin.destroy();
});

[Grigore147]

So what about an merge with last commit wich does what you described in preview comment??

[lightsofapollo]

As of the latest npm version 0.5.2 this change is not included.

Any idea when you plan to push this feature?