chore(unitproc/bkt-processArgs):Update with die()

diff --git a/unitproc/bkt-processArgs b/unitproc/bkt-processArgs
index 27679a2550db6177140cccf0e033cd39ed297dc8..2f9ac9cbdfd7aebea356173c58c7e979a6e3cf1b 100644 (file)
--- a/unitproc/bkt-processArgs
+++ b/unitproc/bkt-processArgs
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ declare -ag arrayPosArgs
 #===BEGIN Declare local script functions===
 yell() { echo "$0: $*" >&2; }      #o Yell, Die, Try Three-Fingered Claw technique
 die() { yell "$*"; exit 111; }     #o Ref/Attrib: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25515370
 #===BEGIN Declare local script functions===
 yell() { echo "$0: $*" >&2; }      #o Yell, Die, Try Three-Fingered Claw technique
 die() { yell "$*"; exit 111; }     #o Ref/Attrib: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25515370

-try() { "$@" || die "cannot $*"; } #o
+must() { "$@" || die "cannot $*"; } #o

 vbm() {
     # Description: Prints verbose message ("vbm") to stderr if opVerbose is set to "true".
     # Usage: vbm "DEBUG :verbose message here"
 vbm() {
     # Description: Prints verbose message ("vbm") to stderr if opVerbose is set to "true".
     # Usage: vbm "DEBUG :verbose message here"


@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ EOF
 processArgs() {
     # Desc: Processes arguments provided to script.
     # Usage: processArgs "$@"
 processArgs() {
     # Desc: Processes arguments provided to script.
     # Usage: processArgs "$@"

-    # Version: 1.0.0
+    # Version: 1.0.1

     # Input: "$@"          (list of arguments provided to the function)
     # Output: Sets following variables used by other functions:
     #   opVerbose            Indicates verbose mode enable status.  (ex: "true", "false")
     # Input: "$@"          (list of arguments provided to the function)
     # Output: Sets following variables used by other functions:
     #   opVerbose            Indicates verbose mode enable status.  (ex: "true", "false")


@@ -106,6 +106,7 @@ processArgs() {
     #   arrayPosArgs         Array of remaining positional argments
     # Depends:
     #   yell()           Displays messages to stderr.
     #   arrayPosArgs         Array of remaining positional argments
     # Depends:
     #   yell()           Displays messages to stderr.

+    #   die()            Displays message to stderr then exits with error code.

     #   vbm()            Displays messsages to stderr if opVerbose set to "true".
     #   showUsage()      Displays usage information about parent script.
     #   showVersion()    Displays version about parent script.
     #   vbm()            Displays messsages to stderr if opVerbose set to "true".
     #   showUsage()      Displays usage information about parent script.
     #   showVersion()    Displays version about parent script.


@@ -116,9 +117,10 @@ processArgs() {
     #  [2]: "Handling positional parameters" (2018-05-12). https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/scripting/posparams
 
     # Initialize function
     #  [2]: "Handling positional parameters" (2018-05-12). https://wiki.bash-hackers.org/scripting/posparams
 
     # Initialize function

-    vbm "DEBUG:processArgs function called."
+    vbm "DEBUG:processArgs function called.";

 
     # Perform work
 
     # Perform work

+    if [ $# -le 0 ]; then showUsage; die "FATAL:No arguments provided."; fi;

     while [ ! $# -eq 0 ]; do   # While number of arguments ($#) is not (!) equal to (-eq) zero (0).
        #yell "DEBUG:Starting processArgs while loop." # Debug stderr message. See [1].
         #yell "DEBUG:Provided arguments are:""$*"      # Debug stderr message. See [1].
     while [ ! $# -eq 0 ]; do   # While number of arguments ($#) is not (!) equal to (-eq) zero (0).
        #yell "DEBUG:Starting processArgs while loop." # Debug stderr message. See [1].
         #yell "DEBUG:Provided arguments are:""$*"      # Debug stderr message. See [1].


@@ -129,54 +131,47 @@ processArgs() {
            -i | --input-file) # Define input file path
                if [ -f "$2" ]; then # If $2 is file that exists, set pathFileIn1 to $2, pop $2.
                    pathFileIn1="$2";
            -i | --input-file) # Define input file path
                if [ -f "$2" ]; then # If $2 is file that exists, set pathFileIn1 to $2, pop $2.
                    pathFileIn1="$2";

+                    vbm "DEBUG:Input file pathFileIn1 set to:${pathFileIn1}";

                    shift;
                    shift;

-                   vbm "DEBUG:Input file pathFileIn1 set to:""$2";

                else
                else

-                   yell "ERROR: Specified input file does not exist:""$2";
-                   yell "Exiting.";
-                   exit 1;
-               fi ;; 
+                   die "FATAL: Specified input file does not exist:$2";
+               fi;; 

            -I | --input-dir) # Define input directory path
                if [ -d "$2" ]; then # If $2 is dir that exists, set pathDirIn1 to $2, pop $2.
                    pathDirIn1="$2";
            -I | --input-dir) # Define input directory path
                if [ -d "$2" ]; then # If $2 is dir that exists, set pathDirIn1 to $2, pop $2.
                    pathDirIn1="$2";

-                   shift;
-                   vbm "DEBUG:Input directory pathDirIn1 set to:""$2";
+                    vbm "DEBUG:Input directory pathDirIn1 set to:${pathDirIn1}";
+                   shift;                  

                else # Display error if $2 is not a valid dir.
                else # Display error if $2 is not a valid dir.

-                   yell "ERROR:Specified input directory does not exist:""$2";
-                   yell "Exiting.";
-                   exit 1;
-               fi ;; 
+                   die "FATAL:Specified input directory does not exist:$2";
+               fi;;

            -o | --output-file) # Define output file path
                if [ -f "$2" ]; then # If $2 is file that exists, prompt user to continue to overwrite, set pathFileOut1 to $2, pop $2.
                    yell "Specified output file $2 already exists. Overwrite? (y/n):"
                    read -r m; case $m in
                                y | Y | yes) opFileOut1_overwrite="true";;
                                n | N | no) opFileOut1_overwrite="false";;
            -o | --output-file) # Define output file path
                if [ -f "$2" ]; then # If $2 is file that exists, prompt user to continue to overwrite, set pathFileOut1 to $2, pop $2.
                    yell "Specified output file $2 already exists. Overwrite? (y/n):"
                    read -r m; case $m in
                                y | Y | yes) opFileOut1_overwrite="true";;
                                n | N | no) opFileOut1_overwrite="false";;

-                               *) yell "Invalid selection. Exiting."; exit 1;;
+                               *) die "FATAL:Invalid selection.";;

                            esac
                    if [ "$opFileOut1_overwrite" == "true" ]; then
                        pathFileOut1="$2";
                            esac
                    if [ "$opFileOut1_overwrite" == "true" ]; then
                        pathFileOut1="$2";

-                       shift;
-                       vbm "DEBUG:Output file pathFileOut1 set to:""$2";
+                        vbm "DEBUG:Output file pathFileOut1 set to:${pathFileOut1}";
+                       shift;                  

                    else
                    else

-                       yell "ERORR:Exiting in order to not overwrite output file:""$pathFileOut1";
-                       exit 1;
-                   fi
+                       die "FATAL:Exiting in order to not overwrite output file:${pathFileOut1}";
+                   fi;

                else
                    pathFileOut1="$2";
                else
                    pathFileOut1="$2";

-                   shift;
-                   vbm "DEBUG:Output file pathFileOut1 set to:""$2";
-               fi ;;
+                    vbm "DEBUG:Output file pathFileOut1 set to:${pathFileOut1}";
+                   shift;                  
+               fi;;

            -O | --output-dir) # Define output directory path
                if [ -d "$2" ]; then # If $2 is dir that exists, set pathDirOut1 to $2, pop $2
                    pathDirOut1="$2";
            -O | --output-dir) # Define output directory path
                if [ -d "$2" ]; then # If $2 is dir that exists, set pathDirOut1 to $2, pop $2
                    pathDirOut1="$2";

-                   shift;
-                   vbm "DEBUG:Output directory pathDirOut1 set to:""$2";
+                    vbm "DEBUG:Output directory pathDirOut1 set to:${pathDirOut1}";
+                   shift;                  

                else
                else

-                   yell "ERROR:Specified output directory is not valid:""$2";
-                   yell "Exiting.";
-                   exit 1;
-               fi ;;
+                   die "FATAL:Specified output directory is not valid:$2";
+               fi;;

             --) # End of all options. See [2].
                 shift;
                 for arg in "$@"; do
             --) # End of all options. See [2].
                 shift;
                 for arg in "$@"; do


@@ -184,14 +179,14 @@ processArgs() {
                     arrayPosArgs+=("$arg");
                 done;
                 break;;
                     arrayPosArgs+=("$arg");
                 done;
                 break;;

-            -*) showUsage; yell "ERROR: Unrecognized option."; exit 1;; # Display usage
-           *) showUsage; yell "ERROR: Unrecognized argument."; exit 1;; # Handle unrecognized options. See [1].
-       esac
-       shift
-    done
+            -*) showUsage; die "FATAL: Unrecognized option.";; # Display usage
+           *) showUsage; die "FATAL: Unrecognized argument.";; # Handle unrecognized options. See [1].
+       esac;
+       shift;
+    done;

 
     # End function
 
     # End function

-    vbm "DEBUG:processArgs function ended."
+    vbm "DEBUG:processArgs function ended.";

     return  0; # Function finished.
 } # Evaluate script options from positional arguments (ex: $1, $2, $3, etc.).
 
     return  0; # Function finished.
 } # Evaluate script options from positional arguments (ex: $1, $2, $3, etc.).