#!/bin/sh function fn0() { echo "fn0 $1" } fn1() # Other fn syntax { echo "fn1: Are we really executing this?" } function fn2 { # Yet another echo fn2 } function fn3 { # Yet yet another echo fn3 } fn0 if [ $# -eq 1 ] ; then fn1 fi A=5 while [ $A -gt 0 ] ; do A=$(($A - 1)) echo $A done # Comment case $# in 1) echo "1 args" ;; (2) echo "2 args" ;;# Comment 'sorry mister') echo "This is very much dead code!" ;; "SORRY") echo "and more of that here" ;; *) echo "else args $#" ;; esac for idx in 1 \ 2 \ 3 \ 4 ; do echo "IDX: $idx" done cat <&1 exec 4>&2 exec 2>>$1 exec 1>>$1 echo hopp `dirname $0`/short-test.sh # Issue #50: This breaks cat<&2 echo "I'm echoing to stderr via some illogical interface" function some_test { test "${1}" == "--quiet" && { quiet=${1} ; shift ; echo hej ; } } some_test --quiet declare -r NIGHTLY_CODE_PROJECT_MASK=$(( 1 << 0 )) declare -r NIGHTLY_TESTS_PROJECT_MASK=$(( 1 << 1 )) declare -r NIGHTLY_DOCS_PROJECT_MASK=$(( 1 << 2 )) echo $(( 1 << 1)) echo $(( 3 << 1 )) let "a = 1 << 3" echo After var=(c) test ${#var[*]} -gt 2 -o \ "${var[$((${#var[*]} - 1))]}" != "c" || { echo Some line } echo Something else MESSAGE="some message" USAGE="usage: some message --some-option Does something " echo "After usage"