J Jeremy Guest May 1, 2014 #1 I am trying to learn Bash scripting. I can't get a handle on parameters... I want to determine if a string has been sent to my script. How would I start this? Thanks for the help.
I am trying to learn Bash scripting. I can't get a handle on parameters... I want to determine if a string has been sent to my script. How would I start this? Thanks for the help.
OP G GrumpyOldMan Guest May 1, 2014 #2 The bash man page has a section on parameters that should explain everything for you. Pay especial attention to the section on "Special Parameters"
The bash man page has a section on parameters that should explain everything for you. Pay especial attention to the section on "Special Parameters"
OP B bashcommando Guest May 4, 2014 #3 If you are familiar to batch %1 is the same as $1 on bash So if you run the command Code: ./test.sh this is a test The variables recorded would be: Code: $0=test.sh $1=this $2=is $3=a $4=test
If you are familiar to batch %1 is the same as $1 on bash So if you run the command Code: ./test.sh this is a test The variables recorded would be: Code: $0=test.sh $1=this $2=is $3=a $4=test
