Closed philippetev closed 9 years ago
Just a quick tip, you can use the bash wildcard symbols in the case statements too like this:
line 663: 10.8.5|10.9|10.9.1|10.9.2|10.9.3|10.9.4|10.9.5|10.9.6|10.10|10.10.1|10.10.2|10.10.3|10.10.4 ) may become 10.8.5|10.9|10.10)
The star (*) will handle every version from 10.10 to whatever version may be released.
line 708: 10.8|10.8.1|10.8.2|10.8.3|10.8.4 ) may become 10.8|10.8.*[1-4] )
This one will handle all 10.8.x versions, except 10.8.5.
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Just a quick tip, you can use the bash wildcard symbols in the case statements too like this:
line 663: 10.8.5|10.9|10.9.1|10.9.2|10.9.3|10.9.4|10.9.5|10.9.6|10.10|10.10.1|10.10.2|10.10.3|10.10.4 ) may become 10.8.5|10.9|10.10)
The star (*) will handle every version from 10.10 to whatever version may be released.
line 708: 10.8|10.8.1|10.8.2|10.8.3|10.8.4 ) may become 10.8|10.8.*[1-4] )
This one will handle all 10.8.x versions, except 10.8.5.