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I type a bash script that tells another party script:

  #! / Bin / Bash Echo "Hi" ./script-two.sh "Hello!"   
 The problem I have is that this ever "Hello!"  
 I think the reason for this is ./script-two.sh (which I have not written) is changing any way out or shell. I have included this script at the end of this post.  
 Is there a way I can gurentee that my execution will continue after implementing script-two.sh?  
 I have seen in using the net command, but I do not consider it completely useable.  
 Thanks,  
 How to  
 The script of the content here- Two.sh  
  #! / Bin / sh # This file is a part of the DITA Open Toolkit Project hosted on #SourceFor.org. # See the accompany license.txt file for the applicable license. # (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2006 All Rights Reserved. Export DITA_HOME = cwd if "[$ {DITA_HOME: +1}"! = "1"]; Then the echo "DITA_HOME environment variable is empty or not set"; Quit 127; & Amp; Fi echo Get $ DITA_HOME cd "$ DITA_HOME" # DITAOT home directory absolute path DITA_DIR = "` pwd` "that echo $ DITA_DIR [" $ DITA_DIR "-f / tools / ant / bin / ant] & amp; [! -X "$ DITA_DIR" / Device / Ent / Bin / Ent]; Then chmod + x "$ DITA_DIR" / tools / ant / bin / ant-fi export ANT_OPTS = "- Xmx512m $ ANT_OPTS" export ANT_OPTS = "$ ANT_OPTS -Djavax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory = net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl" Exports ANT_HOME = "$ DITA_DIR" / tool / ant export path = "$ DITA_DIR" / tool / ant / bin: "$ PATH" NEW_CLASSPATH = "$ DITA_DIR / lib: $ DITA_DIR / lib / dost.jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / commons-codec -1.4. jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / resolver.jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / icu4j.jar "NEW_CLASSPATH =" $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9.jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9- Dome .jar: $ NEW_CLASSPATH "NEW_CLASSPATH =" $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9-dom4j.jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9-jdom.jar: $ NEW_CLASSPATH "NEW_CLASSPATH =" $ DITA_DIR / lib / Sachs / Saxon9- s9api.jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9-sql.jar: $ NEW_CLASSPATH "NEW_CLASSPATH =" $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9-xom.jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9-xpath. jar: $ DITA_DIR / lib / Saxon / saxon9-xqj.jar: $ NEW_CLASSPATH "if test -n" $ CLASSPATH "export CLASSPATH =" $ NEW_CLASSPATH ":" $ CLASSPATH "and export CLASSPATH =" $ NEW_CLASSPATH "fi" $ Open "   
 
 
 It looks like  script-two.sh  Installing an Entry Build environment.  
 I think the author believes that this build environment sets, then you manually type your build command, then  exit  Type.  
 I say because the lower line of  script-two.sh  is:  
  "$ SHELL"   
 Those who start a new shell.  
 Try running your script, then type  exit  I think that you call it  Hello! After typing  will see the  exit  print.  
 
 I'm feeling that you are trying to do this:  
  #! / Bin / Bash Echo "Hi" ./script-two.sh ant & lt; Some RGS & gt;   
 To do this, what you really want to do is the source, by changing it:  
  ./ script-two.sh   
 to  
  script- dwo.sh   
 for example.  
  #! / Bin / bash echo "hi" script - two. Ant & lieutenant; Some RGS & gt;   
 However, you will need to edit and change  script-two.sh :  
  "$ SHELL" < / Code>  
 to:  
  case $ 0 * script-two.sh) # Executed, start a new shell with the new environment "$ shell"; ; *) # Sourced, do not start a new shell ;; Esac   
 so that it starts only if the script is being run like  ./ script-two.sh , but if it's like Not being sourced Code>. Script-dwo.sh .  
 Or if you can not change  script-two.sh  at all, then you can:  
  #! / Bin / bash Echo "Hi" script- dwo.sh & lt; / Dev / null ant & lt; Some args & gt;   
 The move will be  "shell"  because there is no input in it.  
 
 In addition to  
  exporting DITA_HOME = CWD   
 does not seem right to me.  
 
 This should probably  
  export DITA_HOME = $ (PWD)   
 or  
  Export DITA_Home = `PWD`   
 (both are equal)