re's a handy mnemonic device: # matches the front because number signs precede numbers; % matches the rear because percent signs follow numbers.
The expression... n mbfl_declare_option. Options declaration should be done at the beginning of the script, before doing anything; for example: right after the ... .sh --alpha
Another example:
mbfl_declare_option BETA 123 b beta witharg "select beta value"
this code declares an option with argume... sed: the values are decoded by mbfl_getopts_parse before storing them in the ARGV array and before being stored in the option's specific global variabl
# Again, gives correct result.
# Still, it is better to quote it ("$string1"), because . . .
string1="a = b"
if [ $string1 ] ... me effect as: if [ -z "$1" ]
# $1 can exist, but be empty: zmore "" arg2 arg3
then
echo "Usage: `b... False condition. So, why "true" output?
# Is it because both condition clauses within brackets evalu
