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2009-01-16 16:47:12
下面的参考卡片提供了对于某些特定的脚本概念的一个总结. 之前我们已经对这里所提及的概念进行了详细的解释, 并且给出了使用的例子.
表格 B-1. 特殊的shell变量
| 变量 | 含义 |
|---|---|
$0 | 脚本名字 |
$1 | 位置参数 #1 |
$2 - $9 | 位置参数 #2 - #9 |
${10} | 位置参数 #10 |
$# | 位置参数的个数 |
"$*" | 所有的位置参数(作为单个字符串) * |
"$@" | 所有的位置参数(每个都作为独立的字符串) |
${#*} | 传递到脚本中的命令行参数的个数 |
${#@} | 传递到脚本中的命令行参数的个数 |
$? | 返回值 |
$$ | 脚本的进程ID(PID) |
$- | 传递到脚本中的标志(使用set) |
$_ | 之前命令的最后一个参数 |
$! | 运行在后台的最后一个作业的进程ID(PID) |
* 必须被引用起来,
否则默认为"$@".
表格 B-2. 测试操作: 二元比较
| 操作 | 描述 | ----- | 操作 | 描述 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 算术比较 | 字符串比较 | |||
-eq | 等于 | = | 等于 | |
== | 等于 | |||
-ne | 不等于 | != | 不等于 | |
-lt | 小于 | \< | 小于 (ASCII) * | |
-le | 小于等于 | |||
-gt | 大于 | \> | 大于 (ASCII) * | |
-ge | 大于等于 | |||
-z | 字符串为空 | |||
-n | 字符串不为空 | |||
| 算术比较 | 双括号(( ... ))结构 | |||
> | 大于 | |||
>= | 大于等于 | |||
< | 小于 | |||
<= | 小于等于 |
* 如果在双中括号 [[ ... ]] 测试结构中使用的话, 那么就不需要使用转义符\了.
表格 B-3. 文件类型的测试操作
| 操作 | 测试条件 | ----- | 操作 | 测试条件 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
-e | 文件是否存在 | -s | 文件大小不为0 | |
-f | 是一个标准文件 | |||
-d | 是一个目录 | -r | 文件具有读权限 | |
-h | 文件是一个符号链接 | -w | 文件具有写权限 | |
-L | 文件是一个符号链接 | -x | 文件具有执行权限 | |
-b | 文件是一个块设备 | |||
-c | 文件是一个字符设备 | -g | 设置了sgid标记 | |
-p | 文件是一个管道 | -u | 设置了suid标记 | |
-S | 文件是一个socket | -k | 设置了"粘贴位" | |
-t | 文件与一个终端相关联 | |||
-N | 从这个文件最后一次被读取之后, 它被修改过 | F1 -nt F2 | 文件F1比文件F2新 * | |
-O | 这个文件的宿主是你 | F1 -ot F2 | 文件F1比文件F2旧 * | |
-G | 文件的组id与你所属的组相同 | F1 -ef F2 | 文件F1和文件F2都是同一个文件的硬链接 * | |
! | "非" (反转上边的测试结果) |
* 二元操作符(需要两个操作数).
表格 B-4. 参数替换和扩展
| 表达式 | 含义 |
|---|---|
${var} | 变量var的值, 与$var相同 |
${var-DEFAULT} | 如果var没有被声明,
那么就以$DEFAULT作为其值 * |
${var:-DEFAULT} | 如果var没有被声明, 或者其值为空,
那么就以$DEFAULT作为其值 * |
${var=DEFAULT} | 如果var没有被声明,
那么就以$DEFAULT作为其值 * |
${var:=DEFAULT} | 如果var没有被声明, 或者其值为空,
那么就以$DEFAULT作为其值 * |
${var+OTHER} | 如果var声明了,
那么其值就是$OTHER,
否则就为null字符串 |
${var:+OTHER} | 如果var被设置了,
那么其值就是$OTHER,
否则就为null字符串 |
${var?ERR_MSG} | 如果var没被声明,
那么就打印$ERR_MSG * |
${var:?ERR_MSG} | 如果var没被设置,
那么就打印$ERR_MSG * |
${!varprefix*} | 匹配之前所有以varprefix开头进行声明的变量 |
${!varprefix@} | 匹配之前所有以varprefix开头进行声明的变量 |
* 当然, 如果变量var已经被设置的话,
那么其值就是$var.
表格 B-5. 字符串操作
| 表达式 | 含义 |
|---|---|
${#string} | $string的长度 |
${string:position} | 在$string中,
从位置$position开始提取子串
|
${string:position:length} | 在$string中,
从位置$position开始提取长度为$length的子串
|
${string#substring} | 从变量$string的开头,
删除最短匹配$substring的子串
|
${string##substring} | 从变量$string的开头,
删除最长匹配$substring的子串
|
${string%substring} | 从变量$string的结尾,
删除最短匹配$substring的子串
|
${string%%substring} | 从变量$string的结尾,
删除最长匹配$substring的子串
|
${string/substring/replacement} | 使用$replacement,
来代替第一个匹配的$substring
|
${string//substring/replacement} | 使用$replacement,
代替所有匹配的$substring
|
${string/#substring/replacement} | 如果$string的前缀匹配$substring,
那么就用$replacement来代替匹配到的$substring |
${string/%substring/replacement} | 如果$string的后缀匹配$substring,
那么就用$replacement来代替匹配到的$substring |
expr match "$string" '$substring' | 匹配$string开头的$substring*的长度 |
expr "$string" : '$substring' | 匹配$string开头的$substring*的长度 |
expr index "$string" $substring | 在$string中匹配到的$substring的第一个字符出现的位置 |
expr substr $string $position
$length | 在$string中从位置$position开始提取长度为$length的子串 |
expr match "$string"
'\($substring\)' | 从$string的开头位置提取$substring* |
expr "$string" :
'\($substring\)' | 从$string的开头位置提取$substring* |
expr match "$string"
'.*\($substring\)' | 从$string的结尾提取$substring* |
expr "$string" :
'.*\($substring\)' | 从$string的结尾提取$substring* |
* $substring是一个正则表达式.
表格 B-6. 一些结构的汇总
| 表达式 | 解释 |
|---|---|
| 中括号 | |
if [ CONDITION ] | 测试结构 |
if [[ CONDITION ]] | 扩展的测试结构 |
Array[1]=element1 | 数组初始化 |
[a-z] | 的字符范围 |
| 大括号 | |
${variable} | 参数替换 |
${!variable} | |
{ command1; command2; . . . commandN; } | 代码块 |
{string1,string2,string3,...} | 大括号扩展 |
| 圆括号 | |
( command1; command2 ) | 中执行的命令组 |
Array=(element1 element2 element3) | 数组初始化 |
result=$(COMMAND) | 在子shell中执行命令, 并将结果赋值给变量 |
>(COMMAND) | |
<(COMMAND) | 进程替换 |
| 双圆括号 | |
(( var = 78 )) | 整型运算 |
var=$(( 20 + 5 )) | 整型运算, 并将结果赋值给变量 |
| 引号 | |
"$variable" | "弱"引用 |
'string' | "强"引用 |
| 后置引用 | |
result=`COMMAND` | 在子shell中运行命令, 并将结果赋值给变量 |
1)
| Wildcard | Matches |
|---|---|
? |
Any single character |
* |
Any string of characters |
| [set] | Any character in set |
| [!set] | Any character not in set |
| Expression | Matches |
|---|---|
| [abc] | a, b, or c |
| [.,;] | Period, comma, or semicolon |
| [-_] | Dash and underscore |
| [a-c] | a, b, or c |
| [a-z] | All lowercase letters |
| [!0-9] | All non-digits |
| [0-9!] | All digits and exclamation point |
| [a-zA-Z] | All lower- and uppercase letters |
| [a-zA-Z0-9_-] | All letters, all digits, underscore, and dash |
| Utility | Purpose |
|---|---|
| cat | Copy input to output |
| grep | Search for strings in the input |
| sort | Sort lines in the input |
| cut | Extract columns from input |
| sed | Perform editing operations on input |
| tr | Translate characters in the input to other characters |
Here is a summary of all built-in commands and keywords.
| Command | Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| : | 7 | Do nothing (just do expansions of arguments). |
| . | 4 | Read file and execute its contents in current shell. |
| alias | 3 | Set up shorthand for command or command line. |
| bg | 8 | Put job in background. |
| break | 5 |
Exit from surrounding for, select, while, or until loop. |
| case | 5 | Multi-way conditional construct. |
| cd | 1 | Change working directory. |
| continue |
Skip to next iteration of for, select, while, or until loop. | |
| echo | 4 | Expand and print arguments (obsolete). |
| exec | 9 | Replace shell with given program. |
| exit | 5 | Exit from shell. |
| export | 3 | Create environment variables. |
| eval | 7 | Process arguments as a command line. |
| fc | 2 | Fix command (edit history file). |
| fg | 8 | Put background job in foreground. |
| for | 5 | Looping construct. |
| function | 4 | Define function. |
| getopts | 6 | Process command-line options. |
| if | 5 | Conditional construct. |
| jobs | 1 | List background jobs. |
| kill | 8 | Send signal to process. |
| let | 6 | Arithmetic variable assignment. |
| newgrp | Start new shell with new group ID. | |
| 1 | Expand and print arguments on standard output. | |
| pwd | 1 | Print working directory. |
| read | 7 | Read a line from standard input. |
| readonly | 6 | Make variables read-only (unassignable). |
| return | 5 | Return from surrounding function or script. |
| select | 5 | Menu generation construct. |
| set | 3 | Set options. |
| shift | 6 | Shift command-line arguments. |
| time | Run command and print execution times. | |
| trap | 8 | Set up signal-catching routine. |
| typeset | 6 | Set special characteristics of variables. |
| ulimit | 10 | Set/show process resource limits. |
| umask | 10 | Set/show file permission mask. |
| unalias | 3 | Remove alias definitions. |
| unset | 3 | Remove definitions of variables or functions. |
| until | 5 | Looping construct. |
| wait | 8 | Wait for background job(s) to finish. |
| whence | 3 | Identify source of command. |
| while | 5 | Looping construct. |
| Variable | Chapter | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| # | 4 | Number of arguments given to current process. |
| - | Options given to shell on invocation. | |
| ? | 5 | Exit status of previous command. |
| $ | 8 | Process ID of shell process. |
| _ | Last argument to previous command. | |
| ! | 8 | Process ID of last background command. |
| CDPATH | 3 | List of directories for cd command to search. |
| COLUMNS | 3 |
Width of display in columns (for editing modes and select). |
| EDITOR | 2 |
Used to set editing mode; also used by mail and other programs. |
| ERRNO | A | Error number of last system call that failed. |
| ENV | 3 |
Name of file to run as environment file when shell is invoked. |
| FCEDIT | 2 | Default editor for fc command. |
| FPATH | 4 | Search path for autoloaded functions. |
| IFS | 7 |
Internal field separator: list of characters that act as word separators. Normally set to SPACE, TAB, and NEWLINE. |
| HISTFILE | 2 | Name of command history file. |
| HISTSIZE | 2 | Number of lines kept in history file. |
| HOME | 3 | Home (login) directory. |
| LINENO | 9 | Number of line in script or function that just ran. |
| LINES | 3 | Height of display in lines (for select command). |
| 3 | Name of file to check for new mail. | |
| MAILCHECK | 3 | How often (in seconds) to check for new mail. |
| MAILPATH | 3 |
List of file names to check for new mail, if MAIL is not set. |
| OLDPWD | 3 | Previous working directory. |
| OPTARG | 6 | Argument to option being processed by getopts. |
| OPTIND | 6 | Number of first argument after options. |
| PATH | 3 | Search path for commands. |
| PS1 | 3 | Primary command prompt string. |
| PS2 | 3 | Prompt string for line continuations. |
| PS3 | 5 | Prompt string for select command. |
| PS4 | 9 | Prompt string for xtrace option. |
| PPID | 8 | Process ID of parent process. |
| PWD | 3 | Current working directory. |
| RANDOM | 9 |
Random number between 0 and 32767 (2215-1). |
| REPLY | 5,7 |
User's response to select command; result of read command if no variable names given. |
| SECONDS | 3 | Number of seconds since shell was invoked. |
| SHELL | 3 | Full pathname of shell. |
| TMOUT | 10 |
If set to a positive integer, number of seconds between commands after which shell automatically terminates. |
| VISUAL | 2 | Used to set editing mode. |
These are the operators that are used with the [[...]] construct. They can be logically combined with && ("and") and || ("or") and grouped with parenthesis.
| Operator | True If... |
|---|---|
| -a file | file exists. |
| -b file | file is a block device file. |
| -c file | file is a character device file. |
| -d file | file is a directory. |
| -f file | file is a regular file. |
| -g file | file has its setgid bit set. |
| -k file | file has its sticky bit set. |
| -n string | string is non-null. |
| -o option | option is set. |
| -p file | file is a pipe or named pipe (FIFO file). |
| -r file | file is readable. |
| -s file | file is not empty. |
| -t N | File descriptor N points to a terminal. |
| -u file | file has its setuid bit set. |
| -w file | file is writeable. |
| -x file |
file is executable, or file is a directory that can be searched. |
| -z string | string is null. |
| -G file | file's group ID is the same as that of the shell. |
| -L file | file is a symbolic link. |
| -O file | file is owned by the shell's user ID. |
| -S file | file is a socket. |
| fileA -nt fileB | fileA is newer than fileB. |
| fileA -ot fileB | fileA is older than fileB. |
| fileA -ef fileB |
fileA and fileB point to the same file. |
| string = pattern |
string matches pattern (which can contain wildcards). |
| string != pattern | string does not match pattern. |
| stringA < stringB |
stringA comes before stringB in dictionary order. |
| stringA > stringB |
stringA comes after stringB in dictionary order. |
| exprA -eq exprB |
Arithmetic expressions exprA and exprB are equal. |
| exprA -ne exprB |
Arithmetic expressions exprA and exprB are not equal. |
| exprA -lt exprB | exprA is less than exprB. |
| exprA -gt exprB | exprA is greater than exprB. |
| exprA -le exprB | exprA is less than or equal to exprB. |
| exprA -ge exprB | exprA is greater than or equal to exprB. |
These are arguments to the typeset command.
| Option | Meaning |
|---|---|
| With no option, create local variable within function. | |
| -L | Left justify and remove leading blanks. |
| -R | Right justify and remove trailing blanks. |
| -f | With no arguments, prints all function definitions. |
| -f fname | Prints the definition of function fname. |
| +f | Prints all function names. |
| -ft | Turns on trace mode for named function(s). |
| +ft | Turns off trace mode for named function(s). |
| -fu | Defines given name(s) as autoloaded function(s). |
| -i | Declare variable as an integer. |
| -l | Convert all letters to lowercase. |
| -r | Make variable read-only. |
| -u | Convert all letters to uppercase. |
| -x |
Export variable, i.e., put in environment so that it is passed to subshells |
| Operator | Substitution |
|---|---|
| ${varname:-word} |
If varname exists and isn't null, return its value; otherwise return word. |
| Purpose: |
Returning a default value if the variable is undefined. |
| Example: |
$ evaluates to 0 if count is undefined. |
| ${varname:=word} |
If varname exists and isn't null, return its value; otherwise set it to word and then return its value.[7] |
| Purpose: |
Setting a variable to a default value if it is undefined. |
| Example: |
|
${varname:?message} |
If varname exists and isn't null, return its value; otherwise print varname: followed by message, and abort the current command or script. Omitting message produces the default message parameter null or not set. |
| Purpose: |
Catching errors that result from variables being undefined. |
| Example: |
{count |
${varname:+word} |
If varname exists and isn't null, return word; otherwise return null. |
| Purpose: |
Testing for the existence of a variable. |
| Example: |
$ returns 1 (which could mean "true") if count is defined. |
与$parameter相同, 也就是变量parameter的值. 在某些上下文中, ${parameter}很少会产生混淆.
可以把变量和字符串组合起来使用.
${parameter-default} -- 如果变量parameter没被声明, 那么就使用默认值.
${parameter:-default} -- 如果变量parameter没被设置, 那么就使用默认值.
${parameter=default} -- 如果变量parameter没声明, 那么就把它的值设为default.
${parameter:=default} -- 如果变量parameter没设置, 那么就把它的值设为default.
这两种形式基本上是一样的. 只有在变量$parameter被声明并且被设置为null值的时候, :才会引起这两种形式的不同. 如上边所示.
${parameter+alt_value} -- 如果变量parameter被声明了, 那么就使用alt_value, 否则就使用null字符串.
${parameter:+alt_value} -- 如果变量parameter被设置了, 那么就使用alt_value, 否则就使用null字符串.
这两种形式绝大多数情况下都一样. 只有在parameter被声明并且设置为null值的时候, 多出来的这个:才会引起这两种形式的不同, 具体请看下边的例子.
${parameter?err_msg} -- 如果parameter已经被声明, 那么就使用设置的值, 否则打印err_msg错误消息.
${parameter:?err_msg} -- 如果parameter已经被设置, 那么就使用设置的值, 否则打印err_msg错误消息.
这两种形式绝大多数情况都是一样的. 和上边所讲的情况一样, 只有在parameter被声明并设置为null值的时候, 多出来的:才会引起这两种形式的不同.