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12-02-2005
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turning case into a if statement
How can i convert this case statement that i made to an if statement? Do not write script, just give a hint on how to do something below.
#!/bin/sh hi="$1" case "$hi" in [Hh][iI]) exit 0;; * ) exit 1;; esac echo "$hi" Here is what i got so far for an if statement: hi="$1" if test "$hi" = hi (this is where i am stuck... how can i make it include hi and also HI? then exit 0 else exit 1 fi 
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12-02-2005
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hmm, just a hint, eh?
man ksh search for "if" read it. You can also man egrep You can also buy the O'Reilly published Bill Rosenblatt authored Learning The Korn Shell. (sounds like a classroom assignment to me but I can give hints  )Carl
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12-02-2005
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nevermind, after tinkering a while i got it to work. Mod you can close this thread now.
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