How to create a test file automatically using shell programming

Learn shell programming, every time to do a test, always create a file, give permission, file each edit also write a #!/bin/bash, when the test files are more, still have to organize, or move, or delete ... Kiss, don't bother ...

Here are some of the features that the script implements: (assuming the script is in the current directory and the name is test.sh)

1./test.sh without any parameters-> automatically create a file in the current directory with a name of test.sh, with a permission of 700, and multiple executions will be based on the original file +1, for example, the current directory already has test.sh, then created as test1.sh. Next time Test2 ... If a file in the current directory is test30.sh, it is created as a test31.sh. In turn, after the script is created, it automatically uses VIM to enter the edit

1.1./test.sh-c filename This does not explain, you can try Ha

2./test.sh-d into the debug mode, the creation of files, direct access, and the new file if there is a syntax error, will organize its regular exit, until there is no error or hint error when entering lowercase y can

3./test.sh-m to create a directory at the current time; throw all the files in the current directory at the end of. Sh. Actually, this feature item is better, such as selecting a path, for example, when moving, you can choose which keyword to start ... Helpless time is not enough, to wait for the next time to do it again.

3./test.sh-s Create sed script file

The code is as follows:

#!/bin/bash #Author: MOS #Script name:test.sh #Date & time:2012-09-26/21:44:16 #Version: 1.0.4 #Descripti On: #这个被推荐了好久, simply modify it directly, this script is not the oldest trap "echo error!!" SIGINT sigterm echo $2|grep "[[:p UNCT:]]" &>/dev/null && Echo sorry!  Filename only accept input (A-Z or 0-9) "&& exit 1 ftb=${2:-test} maxarr= ' ls./|grep $FTB |grep-v ${ftb}.sh|cut -D "."-f1|awk-f "${ftb}" ' {print $NF} ' |sort-n|tail-1 ' maxfile=$ ((maxarr+1)) max= ' ls./|grep ${ftb} ' [0-9][0-9]* '. sh|  
        Tail-1 ' havesame= ' ls./|grep-v ${ftb} ' [0-9][0-9]* '. Sh|grep ${ftb} ' have1= ' ls./|grep ${ftb}|wc-l ' Echoinfo () { Echo-e ' #!/bin/bash\n#author:mos\n ' "#Script name: ' basename $filename ' \n#date & Time: ' Date +%f/%t ' \n#version  : 1.0.1\n#description:\n# "> $filename} sedinfo () {echo-e ' #!/bin/sed-f\n#author:mos\n '" #Script name: ' basename $filename ' \n#date & Time: ' Date +%f/%t ' \n#version:1.0.1\n#description:\n# ' > $filename} headif (){[["$Select" = "s"]] && sedinfo | | echoinfo}  
                Create () {if [[!-F./${ftb}.sh &&-Z $Max]];then filename= ' mktemp./${ftb}.sh ' ' chmod $filename ' headif elif [[$Have 1 = 1 && $Havesame = ' ${ftb}.sh  
                "]];then filename= ' mktemp./${ftb}${have1}.sh ' chmod $filename '  
                Headif else Filename= ' mktemp./${ftb}${maxfile}.sh ' chmod $filename ' Headif fi} if [[Z $ | | | $ = = &&-N $]];then Create vim + $ $filename elif [[$ = ' d ']];then Create vim +$ $filename until Bash-n $filename && Gt /dev/null;d o read-p "Syntax error! Are you sure your want to exit now?
        (y|n): "Quit if [[$Quit = y]];then echo" Give Up debug!! "                Exit 1 fi vim +$ $filename done elif [[$ = "M"]];then Date= ' Date +%m-%d-%h:%m ' mkdir-m/tmp$date;mv *.sh./tmp$date elif [[$ = "-S"]];then select=
        Create vim +$ $filename else echo "error!invalid option." Exit 1 fi

By the way, if you use the./test1.sh-c filename, filename does not write symbols, although the script can be judged, but seems to judge () ' & is not normal ... This is not yet resolved, great God, give a thought ...

Well, also, personal English sucks ... All some variables named ... Uh.. I hereby declare: absolute modesty accepts any contempt ... and study hard, try to correct ....