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I have a shell script (ksh) that calls two other shell scripts. I need to be able to set the main script up in such a way that the user can include two input file names (one each of which is used in each of the two called scripts) and the output file name on the shell command line.
Can these command line arguments be recognized in each of the two called scripts?
I have a shell script (ksh) that calls two other shell scripts. I need to be able to set the main script up in such a way that the user can include two input file names (one each of which is used in each of the two called scripts) and the output file name on the shell command line.
Can these command line arguments be recognized in each of the two called scripts?
How do I code this?
Jerry Hamilton said this on August 27, 2008 at 3:51 pm | (edit)
Not sure if this answers your question….but if I understand you right you want to be able to reference the output of the scripts by each script….
http://forums12.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1219854274440+28353475&threadId=976274
If not, I’d recommend posting a question on EE – http://www.experts-exchange.com as you’ll find some extremely competent shell scripters there…..
Roachy said this on August 27, 2008 at 4:28 pm | (edit)