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Hello,

I've got next problem:
I want to examine at the beginning of a script in an if loop that:
1. Is there 4 parameters given
2. If first state is true then: is there switches -e and -d?
3. At the end, how can i indentify them as variebles regardlees to its order.

I was thinking like this if [ "$#" == 4 && "$1" == -e && "$3" == -d ] ; then ...

Can anyone help me?
If loop could be here the right choice, at all?

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