I'm working on a small shell script that will assist in creating other
scripts. Here is what I have thus far:
#!/bin/sh
if (test -z $1)
then
echo "Usage: scriptcreate <filename>"
else
touch $1
chmod +x $1
vi $1
fi
I'm fairly new to shell scripting, so I don't really know my way
around yet. I want to be able to check the extension of the file and
insert the proper common information into the created file. For
example, if the filename specified ends in ".pl" I want to "echo
#!/usr/bin/perl -w >> $1" right before the vi line. I want to be
able to do this with multiple types of scripts, but I don't know how
to phrase my inquiry to search Google....
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