Let's say I have a bash script called foo.sh.
假设我有一个名为foo.sh的bash脚本。
I'd like to call it like this
我想这样称呼它
foo.sh Here is a bunch of stuff on the command-line
and I'd like it to store all of that text into a single variable and print it out.
我希望它将所有文本存储到一个变量中并将其打印出来。
So my output would be:
所以我的输出将是:
Here is a bunch of stuff on the command-line
How would I do this?
我该怎么办?
3 个解决方案
#1
27
echo "$*"
would do what you want, namely printing out the entire command-line arguments, separated by a space (or, technically, whatever the value of $IFS
is). If you wanted to store it into a variable, you could do
会做你想要的,即打印出整个命令行参数,用空格分隔(或者,技术上,无论$ IFS的值是多少)。如果你想将它存储到变量中,你可以这样做
thevar="$*"
If that doesn't answer your question well enough, I'm not sure what else to say...
如果这不能很好地回答你的问题,我不知道还有什么可说的......
#2
26
If you want to avoid having $IFS involved, use $@ (or don't enclose $* in quotes)
如果你想避免涉及$ IFS,请使用$ @(或者不要在引号中包含$ *)
$ cat atsplat
IFS="_"
echo " at: $@"
echo " splat: $*"
echo "noquote: "$*
$ ./atsplat this is a test
at: this is a test
splat: this_is_a_test
noquote: this is a test
The IFS behavior follows variable assignments, too.
IFS行为也遵循变量赋值。
$ cat atsplat2
IFS="_"
atvar=$@
splatvar=$*
echo " at: $atvar"
echo " splat: $splatvar"
echo "noquote: "$splatvar
$ ./atsplat2 this is a test
at: this is a test
splat: this_is_a_test
noquote: this is a test
Note that if the assignment to $IFS were made after the assignment of $splatvar, then all the outputs would be the same ($IFS would have no effect in the "atsplat2" example).
注意,如果在分配$ splatvar之后分配给$ IFS,那么所有输出都是相同的($ IFS在“atsplat2”示例中没有效果)。
#3
0
Have a look at the $*
variable. It combines all command line arguments into one.
看看$ *变量。它将所有命令行参数合并为一个。
echo "$*"
This should do what you want.
这应该做你想要的。
更多信息在这里。
#1
27
echo "$*"
would do what you want, namely printing out the entire command-line arguments, separated by a space (or, technically, whatever the value of $IFS
is). If you wanted to store it into a variable, you could do
会做你想要的,即打印出整个命令行参数,用空格分隔(或者,技术上,无论$ IFS的值是多少)。如果你想将它存储到变量中,你可以这样做
thevar="$*"
If that doesn't answer your question well enough, I'm not sure what else to say...
如果这不能很好地回答你的问题,我不知道还有什么可说的......
#2
26
If you want to avoid having $IFS involved, use $@ (or don't enclose $* in quotes)
如果你想避免涉及$ IFS,请使用$ @(或者不要在引号中包含$ *)
$ cat atsplat
IFS="_"
echo " at: $@"
echo " splat: $*"
echo "noquote: "$*
$ ./atsplat this is a test
at: this is a test
splat: this_is_a_test
noquote: this is a test
The IFS behavior follows variable assignments, too.
IFS行为也遵循变量赋值。
$ cat atsplat2
IFS="_"
atvar=$@
splatvar=$*
echo " at: $atvar"
echo " splat: $splatvar"
echo "noquote: "$splatvar
$ ./atsplat2 this is a test
at: this is a test
splat: this_is_a_test
noquote: this is a test
Note that if the assignment to $IFS were made after the assignment of $splatvar, then all the outputs would be the same ($IFS would have no effect in the "atsplat2" example).
注意,如果在分配$ splatvar之后分配给$ IFS,那么所有输出都是相同的($ IFS在“atsplat2”示例中没有效果)。
#3
0
Have a look at the $*
variable. It combines all command line arguments into one.
看看$ *变量。它将所有命令行参数合并为一个。
echo "$*"
This should do what you want.
这应该做你想要的。
更多信息在这里。