Recently, when compiling a colleague's program, I found that there are many options to make, so I wrote a script to simply fill in a few parameters before execution, and it's also a matter of temperature. Shell Programming
#!/bin/sh
read-p "Enter your mike:point Or ship " var
mike= "${var:0:1}"
if [$mike = "P"-o $mike = "P"]
then
mike= ' P '
else
mike= ' S '
fi
Echo ' Mike is $mike '
read-p ' Enter your Led:tianmai Or Fuzhou Or Shanghai "var
led=" ${var:0:1} "
if [$led =" T "-o $led =" T "]
then
led= ' Tianmai '
fi
If [$led = "F"-o $led = "F"]
then
led= ' Fuzhou '
fi
if [$led = "s"-o $led = "s"]
n
led= ' Shanghai '
fi
Echo ' LED is $led "
read-p" Enter your line:b1 Or other "var
line=" ${ Var:0:1} "
if [$line =" B "-O $line =" B "]
then
line= ' zhengzhou_b1 '
else line= '
other_line ' C34/>fi
echo "line are $line"
echo-e "\033[32mmake mike= $mike led= $led line= $line \033[0m" Make
mike=$ Mike Led= $led line= $line
exit 0