https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=921286 --- Comment #2 from Juan Manuel <juanmabcmail@xxxxxxxxx> --- This command allows to make unexistent commands available on the shell like: $ function test_test { echo "testtest"; } $ function test_testarg { echo "testarg <$1>"; } $ function test_testopt { if [[ ! -z "$1" ]]; then echo "testopt <$1>"; else echo "testopt "; fi; } $ function test_init { echo "testinit <$@>"; } $ function test_main { echo "testmain <$@>"; } $ export -f test_test test_testarg test_testopt test_init test_main $ function testfly { cmd --cmd "testfly" --cmdname "test fly" --cmddescription "test fly" --cmdexplanation "tests cmd on the fly" --cmdversion "0.4.16" --cmdauthor "Test Author" --cmdmonth "May" --cmdyear "2013" --cmdbugreport "test@xxxxxxxxxx" --cmdhomepage "http://test.homepage.tld"; --cmdusage " test [OPTIONS]" --cmdexample "test" --cmdoption "/t/test/show a test message/test_test/" --cmdoption "/a:/testarg:/show a test message with argument/test_testarg/ARG/" --cmdoption "/o::/testopt::/show a test message with optional argument/test_testopt/ARG/" --cmdextrahelp "You can play with option argument passing." --cmdextranotes "For more information, check package documentation." --cmdinit "test_init" --cmdmain "test_main" -- "$@"; } Hence running like this: $ testfly --help Usage: test [OPTIONS] test fly Example: test tests cmd on the fly Mandatory arguments for long options are mandatory for short options too. -t, --test show a test message -a, --testarg=ARG show a test message with argument -o, --testopt[=ARG] show a test message with optional argument -h, --help show a help message -v, --version show the program version -m, --man show a man page You can play with option argument passing. Execute 'bash -c "man <(test --man)"' to see the runtime manpage. Report bugs to <test@xxxxxxxxxx>. testfly (test fly) home page <http://test.homepage.tld>. For more information, check package documentation. $ testfly --version 0.4.16 $ man <(test --man) ... $ testfly --test --testarg arg --testopt --testopt=arg a b c testtest testarg <arg> testopt testopt <arg> testmain <a b c> It's an smart wrapper (still being a command) allowing to make commands faster, or on the fly without losing standards. Provides a cmd binary and a cmd.sh for inclusion, just needing one to be used. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug. Unsubscribe from this bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/token.cgi?t=IDNpNmL3cw&a=cc_unsubscribe _______________________________________________ package-review mailing list package-review@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/package-review