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1 #!/bin/bash
2 #
3 # Modify this script for part 3 of assignment 6.
4
5
6 key="qbktgrjlpyfehuswndczixmvao"
7 a=$1
8 b=$2
9 c=$3
10 if [-f$a];then
11 if ["$b"-eq"$-"];then
12 if [ "$c"-eq"$encrypt" ];then
13 cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "a-z" "$key"
14 elif [ "$c"-eq"$decrypt" ];then
15 cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "$key" "a-z"
16
17 fi
18 else if [ "$c"-eq"$encrypt" ]
19 then cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "a-z" "$b"
20 elif [ "$c"-eq"$decrypt" ];then
21 cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "$b" "a-z"
22 fi
23 fi
"script.sh" 27L, 703C 1,1 Top
2. Edit the script so that instead of text/alice.txt it takes in the first command line argument. Add code that will check whether the first command line argument is set. If it is set, the line with the tr command should be run. If no argument is given, print out "Need file as argument 1" and do nothing further. Run your script with different files as input, such as text/hamlet.txt for testing the encryption. ( Hint: you can refer to lecture 5, p.22-23 for detectng arguments.)
3. Edit script.sh further to take the key as a second command line argument. Also add code that does the following: If "-" is given as second argument, use the default key in script.sh, otherwise change the key to use the second command line argument. Run your script with different keys for testing.
4. Edit script.sh with a third command line argument (which acts as a flag):
a.) Add code so that the flag can be set to "encrypt" for encrypting the file with the key, and to "decrypt" for decrypting;
b.) Add code so that for any other string given as the third argument (or if it is missing), the code should do nothing;
c.) Add code for the "decrypt" case: if the flag is set to "decrypt", decrypt an encrypted text back to lower-case using the key.
Run your code to verify that encryption and decryption work correctly. Note that for running decryption, you should first run "encrypt" and save the output to a file, and then use that as input with the "decrypt" flag next time. What happens if your key is shorter than the alphabet, or if it contains duplicate letters?
2 #
3 # Modify this script for part 3 of assignment 6.
4
5
6 key="qbktgrjlpyfehuswndczixmvao"
7 a=$1
8 b=$2
9 c=$3
10 if [-f$a];then
11 if ["$b"-eq"$-"];then
12 if [ "$c"-eq"$encrypt" ];then
13 cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "a-z" "$key"
14 elif [ "$c"-eq"$decrypt" ];then
15 cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "$key" "a-z"
16
17 fi
18 else if [ "$c"-eq"$encrypt" ]
19 then cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "a-z" "$b"
20 elif [ "$c"-eq"$decrypt" ];then
21 cat $a | tr "A-Z" "a-z" | tr "$b" "a-z"
22 fi
23 fi
"script.sh" 27L, 703C 1,1 Top
2. Edit the script so that instead of text/alice.txt it takes in the first command line argument. Add code that will check whether the first command line argument is set. If it is set, the line with the tr command should be run. If no argument is given, print out "Need file as argument 1" and do nothing further. Run your script with different files as input, such as text/hamlet.txt for testing the encryption. ( Hint: you can refer to lecture 5, p.22-23 for detectng arguments.)
3. Edit script.sh further to take the key as a second command line argument. Also add code that does the following: If "-" is given as second argument, use the default key in script.sh, otherwise change the key to use the second command line argument. Run your script with different keys for testing.
4. Edit script.sh with a third command line argument (which acts as a flag):
a.) Add code so that the flag can be set to "encrypt" for encrypting the file with the key, and to "decrypt" for decrypting;
b.) Add code so that for any other string given as the third argument (or if it is missing), the code should do nothing;
c.) Add code for the "decrypt" case: if the flag is set to "decrypt", decrypt an encrypted text back to lower-case using the key.
Run your code to verify that encryption and decryption work correctly. Note that for running decryption, you should first run "encrypt" and save the output to a file, and then use that as input with the "decrypt" flag next time. What happens if your key is shorter than the alphabet, or if it contains duplicate letters?
