Derek Holzer wrote:
Hi IOhannes,
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
what you are sending to [shell] basically _is_ a shellscript...
Ah, OK, now I see. I've been doing it the way you suggested, and as I reported it's painfully slow. Several degrees of ten times slower than the same commandline entered into an open terminal. Or even that opening a new terminal and then entering the command. I thought maybe there would be a way to make it faster.
#!/bin/bash netreceive 9999 udp | while read line do mkdir -p $(echo ${line} | sed -e 's|;$||') done
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[send /home/derek/test_$1(
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[netsend 1]
if it get's more complicated just do it like this
#!/bin/sh cd /home/derek mkdir test_$1
and call your script with [/path/to/myscript.sh $1(
So simple bash scripts can use $1 as well? That was what I was unsure about. I thought there was other syntax to introduce variables into them that I *didn't* know.
it's the other way round: pd can use $1 as well, just like other languages, including bash. and what's more, $0 has a more logical meaning in bash...
fgnasdr. IOhannes