On 17 Jul 2002 10:44:36 +0800
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> No, your script still starts with #!/bin/bash, but instead of saying
> ./myscript.sh or sh ./myscript.sh to run it, you'd say source myscript.sh
> ... =)
Uurrppss... yes I found that out the hard way. I have only one more
problem now: one of the if-then-else routines has an "exit" command. It
was supposed to be used to terminate the script (and the shell it spawns)
in case a file wasn't found (or the user doesn't enter any arguments). If
I use "source foo.sh", however, won't it exit the user shell entirely (no
sub shell spawned so the current shell is exited)?
Thanks again!!! God bless!
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