Fixed bug in an if-statement.

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#!/bin/bash author="Livila" version="2.0" filename=~/notefile filename_default=~/notefile nodate=0 para1="$1" para2="$2" if [[ $1 == "--setfile" \|\| $1 == "setfile" \|\| $1 == "--filename" \|\| $1 == "filename" ]]; then # Check if the file location is entered, exit if not. if [[ -z $2 ]]; then exit 1 fi filename=$2 para1=$3 para2=$4 fi checkParameter() { # Check if there is any arguments, if there is an argument that # doesn't exist, append all of it to the notefile and exit. # However if it see it's left empty, go into adding multiple-line-mode. case "$1" in less \| --less) less $filename exit 1 ;; edit \| --edit) vi $filename exit 1 ;; vi \| --vi) vi $filename exit 1 ;; gedit \| --gedit) gedit $filename exit 1 ;; cat \| --cat) cat $filename exit 1 ;; location \| --location) echo "$filename"; exit 1 ;; author \| --author) echo "The author of this program is $author."; exit 1 ;; version \| --version) echo "Version $version"; exit 1 ;; help \| ? \| --help) echo -e 'Usage: note [--] [setfile <filepath>] [less\|vi\|gedit\|help\|author\|version\|nodate] Commands: [--]setfile\|filename Set new temporary location of file [--]nodate Do not save the date for this note [--]less Show contents using "less" [--]vi\|gedit Edit contents using "vi" or "gedit" [--]cat Print info using "cat" [--]location Show file location [--]help Show this help message [--]author Show the author [--]version Show current version Examples: note [leave empty or enter a command] Just like --setfile, but default value '$filename'. note This is a message that will be added to the notefile with date. You can create notes that are one line by directly typing it after note. note --setfile <filepath> [leave empty or enter a command] Will open note just as before, but using <filepath> instead.'; exit 1 ;; # Do not save the date. nodate \| --nodate) nodate=1 ;; # If there are no parameters entered. "") echo 'Enter input or type :exit or :q to exit. :less to show contents.' read input saveDateOnce=0 # Loop until :exit or :q is entered. while [ "$input" != ":exit" ] && [ "$input" != ":q" ]; do # In case you want to have a quick overview of your text. if [ "$input" == ":less" ]; then less $filename else # Check if the date has been saved. if [ $saveDateOnce == 0 ] && [ $nodate == 0 ]; then date >> $filename saveDateOnce=1 fi echo "$input" >> $filename fi read input done exit 1 ;; # Save an instant note. ) if [ $nodate == 0 ]; then date >> $filename fi # Since this is a function with 1 parameter and then all other # paramters, the normal parameters starts at $2. if [ $filename != $filename_default ]; then # Start from the third input parameter and write to the file. # Note: +1 parameter because of the function input. echo "${@:4}" >> $filename else # Write all parameters entered to the file. # Note: Start from 1 extra because of the function input. echo "${@:2}" >> $filename fi exit 1 ;; esac } #end of checkParameter() checkParameter $para1 $@ checkParameter $para2 "${@:2}" #!/bin/bash author="Livila" version="2.0" filename=~/notefile filename_default=~/notefile nodate=0 para1="$1" para2="$2" if [[ $1 == "--setfile" \|\| $1 == "setfile" \|\| $1 == "--filename" \|\| $1 == "filename" ]]; then # Check if the file location is entered, exit if not. if [[ -z $2 ]]; then exit 1 fi filename=$2 para1=$3 para2=$4 fi checkParameter() { # Check if there is any arguments, if there is an argument that # doesn't exist, append all of it to the notefile and exit. # However if it see it's left empty, go into adding multiple-line-mode. case "$1" in less \| --less) less $filename exit 1 ;; edit \| --edit) vi $filename exit 1 ;; vi \| --vi) vi $filename exit 1 ;; gedit \| --gedit) gedit $filename exit 1 ;; cat \| --cat) cat $filename exit 1 ;; location \| --location) echo "$filename"; exit 1 ;; author \| --author) echo "The author of this program is $author."; exit 1 ;; version \| --version) echo "Version $version"; exit 1 ;; help \| ? \| --help) echo -e 'Usage: note [--] [setfile <filepath>] [less\|vi\|gedit\|help\|author\|version\|nodate] Commands: [--]setfile\|filename Set new temporary location of file [--]nodate Do not save the date for this note [--]less Show contents using "less" [--]vi\|gedit Edit contents using "vi" or "gedit" [--]cat Print info using "cat" [--]location Show file location [--]help Show this help message [--]author Show the author [--]version Show current version Examples: note [leave empty or enter a command] Just like --setfile, but default value '$filename'. note This is a message that will be added to the notefile with date. You can create notes that are one line by directly typing it after note. note --setfile <filepath> [leave empty or enter a command] Will open note just as before, but using <filepath> instead.'; exit 1 ;; # Do not save the date. nodate \| --nodate) nodate=1 ;; # If there are no parameters entered. "") echo 'Enter input or type :exit or :q to exit. :less to show contents.' read input saveDateOnce=0 # Loop until :exit or :q is entered. while [ "$input" != ":exit" ] && [ "$input" != ":q" ]; do # In case you want to have a quick overview of your text. if [ "$input" == ":less" ]; then less $filename else # Check if the date has been saved. if [ $saveDateOnce == 0 ] && [$nodate == 0]; then date >> $filename saveDateOnce=1 fi echo "$input" >> $filename fi read input done exit 1 ;; # Save an instant note. ) if [ $nodate == 0 ]; then date >> $filename fi # Since this is a function with 1 parameter and then all other # paramters, the normal parameters starts at $2. if [ $filename != $filename_default ]; then # Start from the third input parameter and write to the file. # Note: +1 parameter because of the function input. echo "${@:4}" >> $filename else # Write all parameters entered to the file. # Note: Start from 1 extra because of the function input. echo "${@:2}" >> $filename fi exit 1 ;; esac } #end of checkParameter() checkParameter $para1 $@ checkParameter $para2 "${@:2}"

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#!/bin/bash

author="Livila"
version="2.0"
filename=~/notefile
filename_default=~/notefile
nodate=0
para1="$1"
para2="$2"

if [[ $1 == "--setfile" || $1 == "setfile" || $1 == "--filename" || $1 == "filename" ]]; then
    # Check if the file location is entered, exit if not.
    if [[ -z $2 ]]; then
        exit 1
    fi
    filename=$2
    para1=$3
    para2=$4
fi

checkParameter() {

# Check if there is any arguments, if there is an argument that
# doesn't exist, append all of it to the notefile and exit.
# However if it see it's left empty, go into adding multiple-line-mode.
case "$1" in

less | --less)
    less $filename
    exit 1
;;

edit | --edit)
    vi $filename
    exit 1
;;

vi | --vi)
    vi $filename
    exit 1
;;

gedit | --gedit)
    gedit $filename
    exit 1
;;

cat | --cat)
    cat $filename
    exit 1
;;

location | --location)
    echo "$filename";
    exit 1
;;

author | --author)
    echo "The author of this program is $author.";
    exit 1
;;

version | --version)
    echo "Version $version";
    exit 1
;;

Commands:
   [--]setfile|filename     Set new temporary location of file
   [--]nodate               Do not save the date for this note
   [--]less                 Show contents using "less"
   [--]vi|gedit             Edit contents using "vi" or "gedit"
   [--]cat                  Print info using "cat"
   [--]location             Show file location
   [--]help                 Show this help message
   [--]author               Show the author
   [--]version              Show current version

Examples:
   note [leave empty or enter a command]
      Just like --setfile, but default value '$filename'.

note This is a message that will be added to the notefile with date.
      You can create notes that are one line by directly typing it after note.

note --setfile <filepath> [leave empty or enter a command]
      Will open note just as before, but using <filepath> instead.';
    exit 1
;;

# Do not save the date.
nodate | --nodate)
    nodate=1
;;

# If there are no parameters entered.
"")
    echo 'Enter input or type :exit or :q to exit. :less to show contents.'

read input

saveDateOnce=0

# Loop until :exit or :q is entered.
    while [ "$input" != ":exit" ] && [ "$input" != ":q" ]; do
        # In case you want to have a quick overview of your text.
        if [ "$input" == ":less" ]; then
            less $filename
        else
            # Check if the date has been saved.
            if [ $saveDateOnce == 0 ] && [ $nodate == 0 ]; then
                date >> $filename
                saveDateOnce=1
            fi
            echo "$input" >> $filename
        fi

read input
    done

exit 1
;;

# Save an instant note.
*)
    if [ $nodate == 0 ]; then
        date >> $filename
    fi

# Since this is a function with 1 parameter and then all other
    # paramters, the normal parameters starts at $2.
    if [ $filename != $filename_default ]; then
        # Start from the third input parameter and write to the file.
        # Note: +1 parameter because of the function input.
        echo "${@:4}" >> $filename
    else
        # Write all parameters entered to the file.
        # Note: Start from 1 extra because of the function input.
        echo "${@:2}" >> $filename
    fi

exit 1
;;

esac

} #end of checkParameter()

checkParameter $para1 $@
checkParameter $para2 "${@:2}"

#!/bin/bash

author="Livila"
version="2.0"
filename=~/notefile
filename_default=~/notefile
nodate=0
para1="$1"
para2="$2"

checkParameter() {

less | --less)
    less $filename
    exit 1
;;

edit | --edit)
    vi $filename
    exit 1
;;

vi | --vi)
    vi $filename
    exit 1
;;

gedit | --gedit)
    gedit $filename
    exit 1
;;

cat | --cat)
    cat $filename
    exit 1
;;

location | --location)
    echo "$filename";
    exit 1
;;

author | --author)
    echo "The author of this program is $author.";
    exit 1
;;

version | --version)
    echo "Version $version";
    exit 1
;;

Examples:
   note [leave empty or enter a command]
      Just like --setfile, but default value '$filename'.

note This is a message that will be added to the notefile with date.
      You can create notes that are one line by directly typing it after note.

note --setfile <filepath> [leave empty or enter a command]
      Will open note just as before, but using <filepath> instead.';
    exit 1
;;

# Do not save the date.
nodate | --nodate)
    nodate=1
;;

# If there are no parameters entered.
"")
    echo 'Enter input or type :exit or :q to exit. :less to show contents.'

read input

saveDateOnce=0

# Loop until :exit or :q is entered.
    while [ "$input" != ":exit" ] && [ "$input" != ":q" ]; do
        # In case you want to have a quick overview of your text.
        if [ "$input" == ":less" ]; then
            less $filename
        else
            # Check if the date has been saved.
            if [ $saveDateOnce == 0 ] && [$nodate == 0]; then
                date >> $filename
                saveDateOnce=1
            fi
            echo "$input" >> $filename
        fi

read input
    done

exit 1
;;

# Save an instant note.
*)
    if [ $nodate == 0 ]; then
        date >> $filename
    fi

exit 1
;;

esac

} #end of checkParameter()

checkParameter $para1 $@
checkParameter $para2 "${@:2}"

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