Hallo David, there exists a manual page for ash, that lists most of the features available in ash. Some more bash-ish features are available in newer versions of Busybox ash too, but that manual page is at least a good starting point for scripting in ash. The ash manual page is widely available, just do Google "ash manpage" or something similar.
-- Harald On 05.03.2011 11:34, David Collier wrote: > I'm new to bash/ash scripting, and I've asked about previously to see if > there's a doc/manual for ash, as opposed to bash. > > I found something I didn't understand in a script, and did a bit of > research, finding out that there are a whole pile of things you can do > to/with variables. Most of them were new to me. > > Now some of these are marked as "only in bash version xxx or later" - so > I've no idea what work in ash. > > Of course I could spend half a day writing test cases.... but it's not > allowed for in my current work schedule :-) > > So the question is - can I read up on which of the features listed below > is supported by ash. Failing that, does anyone have the info at their > fingertips, or know of a test suite ready-built? > > TVM > > David _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
