scemama
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2 years ago qp is a shell command introduced in your current shell when you source /path/to/qp2/quantum_package.rc. When you run test.sh, you execute a new bash to run your script, and the qp function is not inherited in this new shell.
You should add source /path/to/qp2/quantum_package.rc to your test script for it to know the qp command, or you can execute your script in the same shell: source script.sh
|> [root@host-10-208-55-132 qp2]# vi test.sh |> [root@host-10-208-55-132 qp2]# bash test.sh test.sh: line 4: qp: command not found test.sh: line 5: qp: command not found test.sh: line 6: qp: command not found |> [root@host-10-208-55-132 qp2]# qp qp - Shell function of the qpsh shell
Why can I execute the qp statement directly on the command line, but if I put the qp statement inside the script and let the script execute it, it will show that the qp operation cannot be found