 Shell Script Invocation Error with Xcode4 when trying to run a shell script as a build step
By : user3128187
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
I wish this help you Here is what I get when I try to build my Xcode project: , It should be the following. s/'/"/g :-) code :
"${PROJECT_DIR}/local-deploy.sh"
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 badly placed ()'s error on a tcl/tcsh mixed script
By : RSKandola
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
With these it helps I have the fallowing script, that at start is ran in tcsh and then ran in tcl. I get the error badly placed ()'s and don't understand why I get it. , code :
exec ${CAD_ROOT}/tcl/${TCL_VERSION}/bin/wishx "$0" "$*" &
exec "${CAD_ROOT}/tcl/${TCL_VERSION}/bin/wishx" "$0" ${*:q}
#\
exit 127
#!/bin/sh
#\
TCL_VERSION="8.4.6o_64"
#\
WORK_AREA_ROOT_DIR=.
#\
export WORK_AREA_ROOT_DIR
#\
exec "${CAD_ROOT}/tcl/${TCL_VERSION}/bin/wishx" "$0" "$@"
#\
exit
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 Badly placed ()'s error is found on my C code running on shell, how to solve the error?
By : Arun Tejasvi
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
it fixes the issue This program works just fine when I compile and run it. The "badly placed ()" error is one of the shell, so I think you're not running the program correctly, but feeding the source code directly into the shell. code :
[09:24:34] Parent process started(process 11277).
[09:24:35] ~First Child process started(process 11278). The process will last for 10 seconds.
[09:24:36] ~Second Child process started(process 11279). The process will last for 10 seconds.
[09:24:36] Second Child process ended(process 11279). iData is 11
[09:24:36] Grand-Child process started(process 11280). The process will last for 7 seconds.
[09:24:43] Grand-Child process ended(process 11280). iData is 11
[09:24:45] ~First Child process ended(process 11278). iData is 11
[09:24:45] Parent process ended(process 11277). iData is 11
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 How to catch error code from one shell script into another shell script
By : Lovely Khan
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
help you fix your problem You can do the same thing you did for run.sh, catch the return_code in master.sh code :
sh run.sh
if [ $? == 0 ]
then sh test.sh
else
exit 1
fi
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 (Mac) Calling a shell script from another shell script is giving an access error when running java
By : akilvarman
Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM
I wish this helpful for you You are using relative path in your script - so it works only if you run it from specific directory.
Possible solutions:
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