02-28-2009
Quote:
Originally Posted by
kev_1234
The file mylist4.html is present inside my script....should it not return a value?
Do you have a command in the script that prints a value? If you do, it will. If you don't, it won't.
Quote:
If I passed the searchphrase ./test --search mylist4.html!!
That depends on what your script does with it.
Putting something on the command line does nothing but make that argument available to the script. It's up to the script to do something (or nothing) with it.
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