bash 捕获 getopt 无效选项

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Trapping getopt invalid options

bashshellcasegetopt

提问by Tom Auger

I'm using getopt(not getops) to provide the ability for my bash script to process options and switches (both long --option and short -o forms).

我正在使用getopt(not getops) 为我的 bash 脚本提供处理选项和开关(长 --option 和短 -o 形式)的能力。

I'd like to be able to trap invalid options and handle them, typically echoing out that the user should try cmd --helpand then exiting the script.

我希望能够捕获无效选项并处理它们,通常会回应用户应该尝试cmd --help然后退出脚本。

Thing is, the invalid options are being caught by getopt, which is itself outputting a message such as "getopt: invalid option -- 'x'"

问题是,无效的选项被 getopt 捕获,它本身输出诸如“getopt: invalid option -- 'x'”之类的消息

Here's the pattern I'm using to set my getopt parameters:

这是我用来设置 getopt 参数的模式:

set -- $(getopt -o $SHORT_OPTIONS -l $LONG_OPTIONS -- "$@")

where both $LONG_OPTIONS and $SHORT_OPTIONS are a comma-delimited list of options.

其中 $LONG_OPTIONS 和 $SHORT_OPTIONS 都是逗号分隔的选项列表。

Here's how I handle processing the options:

以下是我处理选项的方式:

 while [ $# -gt 0 ]
    do
        case "" in
            -h|--help)
                cat <<END_HELP_OUTPUT

    Help
    ----

    Usage: ./cmd.sh 

    END_HELP_OUTPUT

                shift;
                exit
                ;;
            --opt1)
                FLAG1=true
                shift
                ;;
            --opt2)
                FLAG2=true
                shift
                ;;
            --)
                shift
                break
                ;;
            *)
                echo "Option  is not a valid option."
                echo "Try './cmd.sh --help for more information."
                shift
                exit
                ;;
        esac
    done

getopt -qwill suppress the output, but my trapping scheme within the casestatement still fails to do what I expect. Instead, the program just executes, despite the invalid arguments.

getopt -q将抑制输出,但我在case语句中的陷阱方案仍然无法达到我的预期。取而代之的是,尽管参数无效,程序还是会执行。

采纳答案by l0b0

Thissort of style works for me:

这种风格对我有用:

params="$(getopt -o d:h -l diff:,help --name "$cmdname" -- "$@")"

if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
    usage
fi

eval set -- "$params"
unset params

while true
do
    case  in
        -d|--diff)
            diff_exec=(${2-})
            shift 2
            ;;
        -h|--help)
            usage
            exit
            ;;
        --)
            shift
            break
            ;;
        *)
            usage
            ;;
    esac
done

回答by mklement0

This is not the most robust solution, but it's reasonable; it relies on the following:

这不是最健壮的解决方案,但它是合理的;它依赖于以下几点:

  • The error message that getoptprints is prefixed with "getopt: "
  • The assumption is that it's acceptable to pass through a cleaned-up version of getopt's error message, augmented with custom information.
  • getopt打印的错误信息以“getopt:”为前缀
  • 假设是传递getopt的错误消息的清理版本是可以接受的,并增加了自定义信息。

Code snippet:

代码片段:

# Invoke getopt; suppress its stderr initially.
args=$(getopt -o $SHORT_OPTIONS -l $LONG_OPTIONS -- "$@" 2>/dev/null)
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then # getopt reported failure
    # Rerun the same getopt command so we can capture stderr output *only* this time.
    # Inefficient (and a potential maintenance headache, if literals were involved), but this will only execute in case of invalid input.
    # Alternatively, redirect the first getopt invocation's stderr output to a temp. file and read it here.
    errmsg=$(getopt -o $SHORT_OPTIONS -l $LONG_OPTIONS -- "$@" 2>&1 1>&-)
    # Strip getopt's prefix and augment with custom information.
    echo -e "${errmsg#getopt: }\nTry './cmd.sh --help for more information." 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

回答by The Tomahawk

Do you have to use getopt at all? If you just use

你必须使用 getopt 吗?如果你只是使用

while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
  case "" in
    -d|--diff)
       diff_exec=(${2-})
       shift
       ;;
    -h|--help)
       usage
       exit
       ;;
     --)
       break
       ;;
     *)
       usage
       ;;
    esac
    shift
done

Then you own code is doing the checking.

然后你自己的代码正在做检查。

回答by Steve

I found this to work as the last item in the getopts case statement:

我发现这可以作为 getopts case 语句中的最后一项:

*) eval echo "Unrecognized arg \$$[OPTIND-1]"; usage; exit ;;

*) eval echo "无法识别的参数 \$$[OPTIND-1]"; 用法; 出口 ;;

回答by dpminusa

Here is a command line parsing I have used. It could be improved with more parsing logic to handle missing options and parameters.

这是我使用的命令行解析。可以通过更多的解析逻辑来改进它来处理丢失的选项和参数。

For the command line: -a AA -b BB -c CC, the result s/b a=AA b=BB c=CC

对于命令行:-a AA -b BB -c CC,结果s/ba=AA b=BB c=CC

OPT=( "$@" )  # Parses the command line into words.

for [[ I=0;I<${#OPT[@]};I++ ]]  
   do
      case "${OPT[$I]}" in         
         -a) a=${OPT[$I+1]} ;;         
         -b) b=${OPT[$I+1]} ;;         
         -c) c=${OPT[$I+1]} ;;    
      esac
  done

回答by Dimitre Radoulov

I'm not sure if this can help, but getopt(1)uses getopt(3)and if I recall correctly getopt(3)suppress error reporting if the fist character of the OPTSTRINGis a colon.

我不确定这是否有帮助,但getopt(1)使用getopt(3),如果我没记错的话,如果OPTSTRING的第一个字符是冒号,getopt(3) 会抑制错误报告。