In linux, in bash scripting, [...] is different that $1, $2, $3, etc, in that it is not changed by the shift statement
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In linux, in bash scripting, [...] is different that $1, $2, $3, etc, in that it is not changed by the shift statement
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In linux, in bash scripting, [...] is different that $1, $2, $3, etc, in that it is not changed by the shift statement
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7. Shell Scripting program, $@ expands to all arguments. This behavior is useful for passing all remaining arguments onto a second command. For instance, if test "$1" = "--special" ; then shift myprog2.sh "$@" fi <span>$0 means the name of the program itself and not any command-line argument. It is the command used to invoke the current program. In the above cases, it is ./myprog.sh . Note that $0 is imm
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