> You can also do something like
>
> while [ $# -ne 0 ]
> do
> arg=$1
> case $1 in
> [^-]*)
> break
> ;;
>
> --clean|--purge|--stage|--source|...)
> f=${arg#--}
> $f
> ;;
>
> --otheroption)
> shift
> something=$1
>
> *)
> exec >&2
> echo "Unknown option: $1"
> echo "Run $0 --help for help."
> exit 1
> ;;
> esac
>
> shift || { echo "Option requires an argument: $arg"; exit 2; } >&2
> done
yeah :)
shorter but more readable:
for ARGUMENT in "${ARGUMENTS}"; do
case "${ARGUMENT}" in
--all) Clean_all ;;
--cache) Clean_cache ;;
--chroot) Clean_chroot ;;
--binary) Clean_binary ;;
--remove) Clean_remove ;;
--purge) Clean_purge ;;
--stage) Clean_stage ;;
--source) Clean_source ;;
*) "${0}" --usage ;;
esac
done
btw, it doesn't resolve the issue ;)
i mean the bug still exist:
sudo lh_clean --purge
lh_clean: unrecognized option `--purge'
it seems related to Arguments function handling ...
cheers,
Fathi
_______________________________________________
debian-live-devel mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debian-live-devel
