I am trying to make an interactive script. Only problem my inputs are not read and correctly channeled.
Please help:
Here is my code
Code:
#!/bin/sh
PATHSCRIPT=/home/pp/tmp
#if [ -z "$1" ]; then
# echo "Syntax : $0 input off lat sample"
# exit 1
# fi
echo "Choice of Graph"
echo "1 -- Type one graph 2 -- Type two graph 3 -- type three graph"
read num
if [[$num -eq 2]]; then
#echo " Enter arguments seperated with space: input off lat sample"
echo "Syntax : $0 input off lat sample"
#read $input $off $lat $sample
if [ $# -lt 2 ];
then
echo -e $HELP
exit 1
else
INPUT=$1
shift
OFF=$1
shift
LAT=$1
shift
SAMPLE=$1
shift
fi
else
if [[num==1]]; then
echo " Enter arguments seperated with space: input off lat sample"
#read $input $off $lat $sample
else
echo " Enter arguments seperated with space: input off lat sample"
#read $input $off $lat $sample
fi
fi
I keep receiving this error:
Choice of Graph
"1 -- Type one graph 2 -- Type two graph 3 -- type three graph"
+ read num
2
+ [[2 -eq 2]]
./mastergraph_options.sh: 1: [[2: not found
+ [[num==1]]
./mastergraph_options.sh: 1: [[num==1]]: not found
+ echo Enter input off lat sample
Enter arguments seperated with space: input off lat sample
I cannot get past this place.
Please help me read the
--Choice 1,2 or 3
-- channel it to the right format of files to be entered
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like
for i in 1 2 3
do
cat file${1} | while read something
do
if
echo " file name: file${i}" >>temp
else
echo ", file${i}" >>temp
done
done
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USAGE
my $placemark=$document->Point(name=>"Point Name",
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lon=>$lon,
alt=>$alt);
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new
my $placemark=$document->Point(
name => "White House",
lat => 38.89769, #signed decimal degrees WGS-84
lon => -77.036549, #signed decimal degrees WGS-84
alt => 30, #meters above ellipsoid WGS-84
);
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subnode
lat
Sets or returns latitude. The format is signed decimal degrees WGS-84.
my $lat=$placemark->lat;
lon
Sets or returns longitude. The format is signed decimal degrees WGS-84.
my $lon=$placemark->lon;
alt
Sets or returns altitude. The units are meters above the ellipsoid WGS-84.
my $alt=$placemark->alt;
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SEE ALSO
Geo::GoogleEarth::Pluggable, XML::LibXML::LazyBuilder, Geo::GoogleEarth::Pluggable::Placemark
perl v5.14.2 2010-12-27 Geo::GoogleEarth::Pluggable::Contrib::Point(3pm)
04-02-2013
Read variable inputs
