Am 08.04.2010 17:06, schrieb Michael Thompson:
Hi!
> I'm quite new to Bash scripting, and just need a little pointer on how
> to go through a file, and execute commands there in until the end of the
> file is reached.
Well, if your list of commands already is a script, then including it
would be the most convenient method.
Let's say your list is called "script" then
. <path_to_script>
would do it...
In other case here is a small executor script which reads your file line
by line and executes it:
#!/bin/bash
# file: executor
while read line; do
echo Executing: "$line"
eval "$line"
done < "$1"
If you start the executor with your file as the first parameter, it will
execute the lines one by one.
# ./executor script
--
bye
Adalbert
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