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How to do case switch statement in csh-Unix?
I’m trying to build a Solaris SMF service for it and I’ve already tried setting the shell but whatever shell is used in the method file overwrites the actual SMF shell. So it has to be in csh. Thanks in advance for any help provided.
Why are lines printed on top of each other in csh?
This means that it’s printing something like this: …except that each “line” is printed on top of the previous one, because they’re separated by carriage returns rather than linefeeds.
Can a Solaris SMF be run in csh?
Before we get too much further; I know, I know, I shouldn’t be using csh, but I have a legacy app that only runs in csh. I’m trying to build a Solaris SMF service for it and I’ve already tried setting the shell but whatever shell is used in the method file overwrites the actual SMF shell.
How to use echo in csh-Unix and Linux stack exchange?
…except that each “line” is printed on top of the previous one, because they’re separated by carriage returns rather than linefeeds. Now, if you compare what I just described to your output, it won’t quite match (mine gives ” \\pdly 6792swap -AMX -decim 1792″), so I think there’s another in there somewhere for some reason.
What do square brackets mean in csh Stack Overflow?
The -n option tells echo to print its output without a trailing newline; your entire menu will be printed on one line. The square brackets in your case labels are unnecessary. case A : means the same thing as case [A] :.
How to make a case statement in shell?
The case statement saves going through a whole set of if .. then .. else statements. Its syntax is really quite simple: #!/bin/sh echo “Please talk to me …” while : do read INPUT_STRING case $INPUT_STRING in hello) echo “Hello yourself!” ;; bye) echo “See you again!”
How is switch case represented in shell scripting?
In shell scripting switch case is represented using keywords case and esac which will do multilevel branching and checking in a better way than multiple if-else conditions. Switch case will need an expression which it needs to evaluate and need to perform multiple operations based on the outcome of the expression.