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Renato Silva 2014-09-15 17:10:41 -03:00
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#!/bin/bash
##
## EasyOptions Bash Front End 2014.9.11
## Copyright (c) 2014 Renato Silva
## GNU GPLv2 licensed
##
## This is the Bash front end for EasyOptions. It is just a wrapper to the
## default implementation for Bash scripts, which is currently Ruby. The pure
## Bash implementation is available as easyoptions.sh. This wrapper makes usage
## cleaner and implementation-agnostic:
##
## source easyoptions || exit
##
## Ruby is currently also the reference implementation, meaning this is the main
## focus of development. However the idea is that new features are applied to
## all implementations. For knowing how up-to-date with the reference an
## implementation is, please refer to the commit log for the source code
## repository. For help about using EasyOptions, please refer to the
## corresponding implementation:
##
## easyoptions.sh --help
## easyoptions.rb --help
##
eval "$(from="$0" easyoptions.rb "$@" || echo exit 1)"
#!/bin/bash
##
## EasyOptions Bash Front End 2014.9.15
## Copyright (c) 2014 Renato Silva
## GNU GPLv2 licensed
##
## This is the Bash front end for EasyOptions. It is just a wrapper to the
## default implementation for Bash scripts, which is currently Ruby. The pure
## Bash implementation is available as easyoptions.sh. This wrapper makes usage
## cleaner and implementation-agnostic:
##
## source easyoptions || exit
##
## Ruby is currently also the reference implementation, meaning this is the main
## focus of development. However the idea is that new features are applied to
## all implementations. For knowing how up-to-date with the reference an
## implementation is, please refer to the commit log for the source code
## repository. For help about using EasyOptions, please refer to the
## corresponding implementation:
##
## easyoptions.sh --help
## easyoptions.rb --help
##
eval "$(from="$0" easyoptions.rb "$@" || echo exit 1)"