29 lines
668 B
Bash
29 lines
668 B
Bash
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#!/bin/bash -
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#
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# Test script to run the range_parse function
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#
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set -o nounset # Treat unset variables as an error
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#
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# Source the function. In a real script you'd want to provide a path and check
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# the file is actually there.
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#
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source range_parse.sh
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#
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# Call range_parse with the first two arguments provided to this script. Save
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# the output in the variable 'parsed'. The function is called in an 'if'
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# statement such that it takes different action depending on whether the
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# parsing was successful or not.
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#
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if range_parse "$1" "$2" parsed; then
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echo "Success"
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echo "Parsed list: ${parsed}"
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else
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echo "Failure"
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fi
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exit
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