by Laurent Lev » Thu, 25 Dec 2003 22:16:14
I'm writing a lot of shell script(AIX ksh) which use some common functions.
but I did not manage to include a common file script into the others.
ex : I have the file common.sh and 2 other file s1.sh and s2.sh
I tried to put " source common.sh" in the top of my others scripts but there
is no command "source" in aix.
could anyone help me to do this?
thanks to all.
Laurent
by Hanspeter 'Happl' Oberli » Fri, 26 Dec 2003 00:07:09
source is there. It's a csh specific feature (and that's why it is
not in ksh or bsh).
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by Bill Marcu » Fri, 26 Dec 2003 00:19:34
> I'm writing a lot of shell script(AIX ksh) which use some common functions.
> but I did not manage to include a common file script into the others.
> ex : I have the file common.sh and 2 other file s1.sh and s2.sh
> I tried to put " source common.sh" in the top of my others scripts but there
> is no command "source" in aix.
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Let the meek inherit the earth -- they have it coming to them.
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by Web Surfe » Fri, 26 Dec 2003 01:13:05
says...
Use the "." command as follows :Quote:> hi all ,
> I'm writing a lot of shell script(AIX ksh) which use some common functions.
> but I did not manage to include a common file script into the others.
> ex : I have the file common.sh and 2 other file s1.sh and s2.sh
> I tried to put " source common.sh" in the top of my others scripts but there
> is no command "source" in aix.
> could anyone help me to do this?
> thanks to all.
> Laurent
. common.sh
1. handling SIGINT in shell scripts when executing another shell script.
I have a simple shell script foo1.sh that invokes another shell script
foo2.sh, something like below:
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trap SIGINT_handler 2
...
./foo2.sh
...
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