Shell programming loop statements and functions
Programming loop statements and functions
Function application example
Example 1
- Sum two numbers
1). Define the function through sum(){}
2). Use the read command to interactively input two numbers and sum them.
Example 2 - Write user-defined functions that can be used after logging in to the system
1). Edit the user-defined function file /root/functiong
2). Load the executable function file /root/function in the current shell
3). In ~/.bashrc Add the soure /root/function command to the file
Function scope
- Functions in Shell scripts are only valid in the current Shell environment
- The variable in Shell script is global by default
- Use the local command to limit the variable to the function
- Example
1. The internal variables of the function are realized by local
1). By defining the myfun function, the local variable i is set inside it
2). The internal and external values of the function are assigned respectively, and the result is verified
Function parameters
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Usage of parameters
Function name Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 -
Representation of parameters
$1 $2 $3 $4 -
Example
1. Write log information into a file through function parameters
1). Realize by defining appendfile function
recursive function
- Call its own function
- Example
1. Recursively traverse directories
1) Realize by defining the recursive function list_files
Shell function
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Write the sequence of commands together in a format
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Easy to reuse command sequence
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Shell function definition
[function] function name () { command sequence [return x] } -
How to call the function
Function name [Parameter 1] [Parameter 2]
Shell array
- Application scenarios include
1. Get array length
2. Get element length
3. Traverse elements
4. Element slice
5. Element replacement
6. Element deletion