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BASH Programming - Introduction HOW-TO
BASH Programming − Introduction HOW−TO
BASH Programming − Introduction HOW−TO
Table of Contents
BASH
Programming
−
Introduction
HOW−TO
.............................................................................................1
by
Mike
G
mikkey
at
dynamo.com.ar
.....................................................................................................1
1.
Introduction.
..........................................................................................................................................1
2.
Very
simple
Scripts.
..............................................................................................................................1
3.
All
about
redirection.
............................................................................................................................1
4.
Pipes.
.....................................................................................................................................................1
5.
Variables.
..............................................................................................................................................2
6.
Conditionals.
.........................................................................................................................................2
7.
Loops
for,
while
and
until.
....................................................................................................................2
8.
Functions.
..............................................................................................................................................2
9.
User
interfaces.
.....................................................................................................................................2
10.
Misc.
...................................................................................................................................................2
11.
Tables.
.................................................................................................................................................3
12.
More
Scripts.
.......................................................................................................................................3
13.
When
something
goes
wrong
(debugging).
........................................................................................3
14.
About
the
document.
...........................................................................................................................3
1.
Introduction.
..........................................................................................................................................3
1.1
Getting
the
latest
version
...................................................................................................................3
1.2
Requisites.
..........................................................................................................................................4
1.3
Uses
of
this
document.
.......................................................................................................................4
2.
Very
simple
Scripts.
..............................................................................................................................4
2.1
Traditional
hello
world
scrip.
............................................................................................................4
2.2
A
very
simple
backup
script
..............................................................................................................4
3.
All
about
redirection.
............................................................................................................................5
3.1
Theory
and
quick
reference.
..............................................................................................................5
3.2
Sample:
stdout
2
file
.........................................................................................................................5
3.3
Sample:
stderr
2
file .
.........................................................................................................................5
3.4
Sample:
stdout
2
stderr
......................................................................................................................6
3.5
Sample:
stderr
2
stdout
.....................................................................................................................6
3.6
Sample:
stderr
and
stdout
2
file .
.......................................................................................................6
4.
Pipes.
.....................................................................................................................................................6
4.1
What
they
are
and
why
you'll
want
to
use
them.
...............................................................................7
4.2
Sample:
simple
pipe
with
sed
...........................................................................................................7
4.3
Sample:
an
alternative
to
ls
−l
*.txt .
.................................................................................................7
5.
Variables.
..............................................................................................................................................7
5.1
Sample:
Hello
World!
using
variables.
..............................................................................................7
5.2
Sample:
A
very
simple
backup
script
(little
bit
better).
.....................................................................8
5.3
Local
variables.
..................................................................................................................................8
6.
Conditionals.
.........................................................................................................................................9
6.1
Dry
Theory.
........................................................................................................................................9
6.2
Sample:
Basic
conditional
example
if
..
then..
...................................................................................9
6.3
Sample:
Basic
conditional
example
if
..
then
...
else
.......................................................................10
6.4
Sample:
Conditionals
with
variables.
..............................................................................................10
7.
Loops
for,
while
and
until.
..................................................................................................................10
7.1
For
sample..
......................................................................................................................................10
7.2
C−like
for.
........................................................................................................................................11
7.3
While
sample
...................................................................................................................................11
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7.4
Until
sample.
....................................................................................................................................11
8.
Functions.
............................................................................................................................................12
8.1
Functions
sample.
............................................................................................................................12
8.2
Functions
with
parameters
sample.
..................................................................................................12
9.
User
interfaces.
...................................................................................................................................13
9.1
Using
select
to
make
simple
menus.
................................................................................................13
9.2
Using
the
command
line .
................................................................................................................13
10.
Misc.
.................................................................................................................................................14
10.1
Reading
user
input
with
read.
........................................................................................................14
10.2
Arithmetic
evaluation.
....................................................................................................................14
10.3
Finding
bash.
.................................................................................................................................15
10.4
Getting
the
return
value
of
a
program.
...........................................................................................16
10.5
Capturing
a
commands
output .
.....................................................................................................16
10.6
Multiple
source
files.
.....................................................................................................................16
11.
Tables.
...............................................................................................................................................16
11.1
String
comparison
operators.
.........................................................................................................16
11.2
String
comparison
examples.
.........................................................................................................17
11.3
Arithmetic
operators.
.....................................................................................................................17
11.4
Arithmetic
relational
operators.
.....................................................................................................18
11.5
Useful
commands..
.........................................................................................................................18
12.
More
Scripts.
.....................................................................................................................................22
12.1
Applying
a
command
to
all
files
in
a
directory..
...........................................................................22
12.2
Sample:
A
very
simple
backup
script
(little
bit
better).
.................................................................22
12.3
File
re−namer.
................................................................................................................................23
12.4
File
renamer
(simple).
....................................................................................................................24
13.
When
something
goes
wrong
(debugging).
......................................................................................25
13.1
Ways
Calling
BASH .
....................................................................................................................25
14.
About
the
document.
.........................................................................................................................25
14.1
(no)
warranty.
.................................................................................................................................25
14.2
Translations.
...................................................................................................................................25
14.3
Thanks
to..
......................................................................................................................................26
14.4
History
...........................................................................................................................................26
14.5
More
resources..
.............................................................................................................................26
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BASH Programming − Introduction HOW−TO
by Mike G
mikkey at dynamo.com.ar
Thu Jul 27 09:36:18 ART 2000
This article intends to help you to start programming basic−intermediate shell scripts. It does not intend to
be an advanced document (see the title). I am NOT an expert nor guru shell programmer. I decided to write
this because I'll learn a lot and it might be useful to other people. Any feedback will be apreciated, specially
in the patch form :)
1.
Introduction
·
1.1
Getting
the
latest
version
·
1.2
Requisites
·
1.3
Uses
of
this
document
2.
Very
simple
Scripts
2.1
Traditional
hello
world
script
·
2.2
A
very
simple
backup
script
3.
All
about
redirection
·
3.1
Theory
and
quick
reference
·
3.2
Sample:
stdout
2
file
3.3
Sample:
stderr
2
file
·
3.4
Sample:
stdout
2
stderr
·
3.5
Sample:
stderr
2
stdout
·
3.6
Sample:
stderr
and
stdout
2
file
4.
Pipes
4.1
What
they
are
and
why
you'll
want
to
use
them
·
4.2
Sample:
simple
pipe
with
sed
·
4.3
Sample:
an
alternative
to
ls
−l
*.txt
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BASH Programming − Introduction HOW−TO
5.
Variables
·
5.1
Sample:
Hello
World!
using
variables
·
5.2
Sample:
A
very
simple
backup
script
(little
bit
better)
·
5.3
Local
variables
6.
Conditionals
·
6.1
Dry
Theory
·
6.2
Sample:
Basic
conditional
example
if
..
then
·
6.3
Sample:
Basic
conditional
example
if
..
then
...
else
·
6.4
Sample:
Conditionals
with
variables
7.
Loops
for,
while
and
until
·
7.1
For
sample
·
7.2
C−like
for
·
7.3
While
sample
·
7.4
Until
sample
8.
Functions
·
8.1
Functions
sample
·
8.2
Functions
with
parameters
sample
9.
User
interfaces
9.1
Using
select
to
make
simple
menus
·
9.2
Using
the
command
line
10.
Misc
·
10.1
Reading
user
input
with
read
·
10.2
Arithmetic
evaluation
10.3
Finding
bash
·
10.4
Getting
the
return
value
of
a
program
·
10.5
Capturing
a
commands
output
·
10.6
Multiple
source
files
5.Variables
2
·
·
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