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01-07-2007 04:28 PM
01-07-2007 04:28 PM
A program has the following line:
${DIR}/screen.gen -f ${DIR}/${PROG} fun_2
i know that is a program to be run and parameters are:
-f ${DIR}/${PROG} fun_2
the doubt is:
what is the meaning of "-f" ? is part of a parameter or is a parameter for run a script?
Thaks ..
${DIR}/screen.gen -f ${DIR}/${PROG} fun_2
i know that is a program to be run and parameters are:
-f ${DIR}/${PROG} fun_2
the doubt is:
what is the meaning of "-f" ? is part of a parameter or is a parameter for run a script?
Thaks ..
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01-07-2007 04:38 PM
Re: Running a script into other script ....
${DIR}/screen.gen -f ${DIR}/${PROG} fun_2
In this case, "-f" means exactly what it means -- no more and no less. If there is any documentaion for "screen.gen" then it should explain what the -f option does. Well wriiten programs and scripts often include a usage that is output (properly to stderr) when supplied with -?, -u, or incorrect arguments. In this case, "-f" PROBABLY means than screen.gen takes input (or executes) the file specified by the -f option -- but that is a guess.
In this case, "-f" means exactly what it means -- no more and no less. If there is any documentaion for "screen.gen" then it should explain what the -f option does. Well wriiten programs and scripts often include a usage that is output (properly to stderr) when supplied with -?, -u, or incorrect arguments. In this case, "-f" PROBABLY means than screen.gen takes input (or executes) the file specified by the -f option -- but that is a guess.
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