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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting script with more then one switch Post 302134104 by Del33t on Tuesday 28th of August 2007 11:42:00 PM
Old 08-29-2007
script with more then one switch
Hi, have managed to code a script that has a simple menu so for instance if I run:

Quote:
./theprogram.sh -h
this will call a help function that displays the programs help, I have coded this in using a case statement so if: case is h) call the help function

The problem is I don't know how to code in the functionality for more then one switch on the same line!

this is what i mean:

Quote:
./theprogram.sh -f acces.log -s ip
In the above the program has two switches -f is file so the program knows where the file is which is access.log and -s is the sort option and I want it to sort the access.log file by ip

Basically the program essentially modifys how a squid log file looks , so for eg you can list the log from a-z based on hostname would be one functionality.

Any ideas? I am really stuck.
 

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