HI,
I was converting a .bat file to .sh file for unix

Code snippet

#!/usr/bin/sh
set -x
if [ "$1" = "" ] then
goto RegularBuild;
CURDIR="$1";
cd "$CURDIR";

:RegularBuild
echo "Checking for existing fip_help.properties in def/properties directory..."
if [ -f fip_help.properties ] then
rm -f fip_help.properties;

if [ -f ../../def/properties/fip_help.properties ] then
goto found;

echo "fip_help.properties not found in def/properties directory"
goto gen;

:found
echo "Found fip_help.properties in def/properties directory."
echo "Copying fip_help.properties from def\properties directory..."
cp ../../def/properties/fip_help.properties .
goto gen;

:gen
fip_help_gen.sh ../../xml/fip_navigation.xml ../../xsl/fip_popups.xsl
if [ ! -f fip_help.properties ] then
goto error;

echo "Copying fip_help.properties to def/properties directory..."
cp fip_help.properties ../../def/properties/ .
chmod 444 ../../def/properties/fip_help.properties
echo "fip_help.properties file placed in def/properties directory."
goto end

:error
echo "fip_help.properties file generation failed"
goto end

:end
echo "completed"

set +x

End of code snippet

Could someone point me where I went wrong...
Thanks,
Sreeku

It's still waiting for the "then" for the first if. And after that, it will want the "fi". The if syntax requires then to be on a separate line, or have a semicolon in front; and there must be a fi to show where the if block ends.

Consider: