How to load functions or variables in javastushell Programming

Using tushell programming to call functions or variables defined by other files #! /Bin/shif [-rbackfunc]; then./home/fef/shell/backfunc # "." There is an empty backend.

Methods for calling functions or variables defined by other files in Ubuntu Shell programming

1. #! /Bin/sh
3. If [-r backfunc]; then
4. ./Home/fef/shell/backfunc # "." There is a space behind it, and backfunc must use an absolute path !!
5. Else
6. Echo "'basename $ 0' cannot locate backfunc file"
7. Fi
9. Echo-n "Enter the code name :"
10. If ["$ CODE "! = "$ _ CODE"]; then
11. Echo "Wrong code... exiting... will use default"
12. Exit 1
13. Fi
15. Echo "The environment config file reports"
16. Echo "FULL backup Required: $ _ FULLBACKUP"
17. Echo "$ LOGFILE"

The content of the backfunc file is as follows:

1. #! /Bin/sh
3. # Name: backfunc
4. # Config file that holds the defaults for the archive systems
5. _ CODE="Comet"
6. _ FULLBACKUP="Yes"
7. _ LOGFILE="/Logs/backup"
8. _ DEVICE="/Dev/rmt/On"
9. _ INFORM="Yes"
10. _ PRINT_STATS="Yes"

Run the above script $: sh readfunc comet.

Result:

The environment config file reports
FULL backup Required : Yes

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