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SHELL #!/bin/sh

# path to shell interpreter

#variables $# $0 $1, $2, … $* $?

# number of arguments given # script name # first, second, … arguments # list of all arguments # return value of the last command

$Myvar MyVar=value

# value of a variable named MyVar # assignment of value to MyVar, no spaces beside =

#structures if command; then instructions1 elif command; then instructions2 else instructions3 fi case $var in pattern1) instructions1 ;; pattern2) instructions2 ;; *) instructions3 ;; esac

# command would be in general the test # command (see below)

# pattern can be i.e.: yes|Yes|YES # or [Nn][Oo],…

for newvar in list; do instructions done

# newvar takes each value in list

while command; do instructions done

# i.e.: while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do # echo $1; shift # done

funcname () { instructions }

# create a function whose name is funcname # warning: $1 would be first argument

#useful commands read myvar echo “chaine” cat file `command`

# puts stdin until \n in myvar # prints chaine to stdout (for errors use echo “chaine” # 1>2& # echo file # value echoed by command ( ` is a backquote)

[ -args ] # -n chaine # -z chaine # chaine1 = chaine2 # chaine1 != chaine2

# you can use test –args instead la chaine n’est pas vide la chaine est vide les 2 chaines sont égales les 2 chaines sont différentes

# int1 # # # # #

égalité différents >= > <= <

-eq int2 -ne -ge -gt -le -lt

# -e name # -d # -f # -h # -r # -w # -x

name exite répertoire fichier lien symbolique peut être lu peut être écrit peut être exécuté

#! # -a # -o

not and or

# par exemple : # man test

[ -r $file –a ! -d $file ]

est-ce que file est lisible et n’est pas un répertoire ?

#redirections 1>&2 2> file > file >> file < file

# stdout to stderr # stderr to file # stdout, stderr to file (overwrites) # stdout, stderr to file (appends) # file to stdin

# mathematics echo '2 + 4' | bc –l

# compute 6 using bc

Exemple de programme #!/bin/sh

# interpreter

# prints all files in $* getrid () { for file in $*; do if [ -f $file ]; then echo ‘’$file’’ fi done return 0 } availFile=`getrid $*` echo ‘’$availFile’’

# function getrid

# return 0 if ok

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