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Passing variables/arguments/parameters to commands
A good place to start is simple variable passing....
Passing variables from one script to another The next level is passing a variable into a more complex command such as using a variable in a sed command. There are some simple quoting techniques that are very general. These are mentioned in... How can I use a variable in sed? Also awk has a couple of specific ways to handle this... Passing values out awk. PASS parameter to AWK Passing argument to awk script Doing this with aliases depends on your shell..... Passing arguments to an alias alias creation Last edited by Perderabo; 06-28-2004 at 11:43 AM. |
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