What does the $@ represent in a bash script?
I'm new to reading (and writing) bash scripts and I can't find any documentation for what the $@ parameter/variable represents and what value it receives. Please advise. Thanks.
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pwc101@linux:> ./myscript argument_1 argument_2 See http://db.ilug-bom.org.in/Documentat...es.html#APPREF for more info. |
Thanks
for the help!
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On most distributions the info command (in a terminal window) may be used to display information about a command. Did you try info bash?
If you're not familiar with the info command, try info info for an explanation. |
The nice version of the manual: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/int...es.html#APPREF
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