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Writing Unix script to accept arguments
Hi,
This may be answered elsewhere but I wasn't entirely sure of the wording I should use to search so here we go with an attempt: I wish to make a script that will allow commands to be passed to it such as: <command> -oOPTIONS -aANOTHER -pRINT etc However I don't really know the syntax of what to do ir how to accept them with in the code. Like for example: If I want it do run a certain command if -o equals "Fred". If anyone has any help or "how to's" it would be most apprieciated. |
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