Updated changelog & coding style
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RECENT CHANGES
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- Logs sent by mail are easier to read
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- Better subject (currently running or finished run)
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- Fixed bogus double log sent in alert mails
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- Made unix signals posix compliant
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- Made unix signals posix compliant
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- Config file upgrade script now updates header
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- Config file upgrade script now updates header
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! test if waitfortaskcompletion kill self works okay with osync
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! test if waitfortaskcompletion kill self works okay with osync
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Coding style used for my bash projects (v2.2 Aug 2016)
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Coding style used for my bash projects (v2.3 Sep 2016)
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++++++ Header
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++++++ Header
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@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Example: SomeFunctionThatRocks
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Bash does not provide any checks against missing function arguments. Also, missing quotes can lead to an inconsistent number of arguments.
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Bash does not provide any checks against missing function arguments. Also, missing quotes can lead to an inconsistent number of arguments.
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Most functions should have a first line that calls the special function __CheckArguments, which checks the number of given arguments for a function in order
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Most functions should have a first line that calls the special function __CheckArguments, which checks the number of given arguments for a function in order
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to find possible problems. Number of arguments are given as first argument to __CheckArguments.
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to find possible problems. Number of arguments are given as first argument to __CheckArguments. May be a number or a range, eg 0-2 if the function takes optional arguments.
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__CheckArguments will only trigger when the script is launched with _PARANOIA_DEBUG=yes. Also, it will only exist in the debug version.
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__CheckArguments will only trigger when the script is launched with _PARANOIA_DEBUG=yes. Also, it will only exist in the debug version.
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Use the following convention for function definition:
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Use the following convention for function definition:
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