there is one name 4 for command-line-parameters in shell script
 

please i only ask for the name for all parameters given to a shell-script; $1 means the first, $2 the second and so on . Is it $?, $#, $~ or what? I dont remember. I thanks a lot 4 all helping answer. An internet adress for looking in a table, a tutorial or something else would be enough.
jem

http://answers.oreilly.com/topic/149...ell-variables/
$* is probably what you're looking for.

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Hi,

For bash you can learn from;
Bash Beginners Guide

Bash Reference Manual

Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide


Another good guide;
Linux Newbie Admin Guide

Actually, you'll usually want to use "$@".

It expands to the entire list of arguments, and when quoted each argument is treated as a separate element. This is the behavior you'll usually want when running loops and passing the arguments to other commands.

"$*", on the other hand, expands to the entire list of arguments as a single text string. You'll only want to use this in certain printing and testing situations.

Note that the quotes are important for protecting the contents against shell word-splitting in either case, so never forget to quote.

http://mywiki.wooledge.org/Arguments
http://mywiki.wooledge.org/WordSplitting
http://mywiki.wooledge.org/Quotes


The "@" and "*" values work the same way when used as array indexes as well.