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calling script
Hi all,
The scenario is: 1. I created a script called hello 2. i created another script called blah which meant to use "hello" script. How do i do it? e.g. "blah" script #!/bin/sh test = /home/blah/hello echo "please enter name" read name test $name is it correct ? or i should put ./test $name instead? |
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