Bash shell functions

function { } 

log() {
	 echo "[$(date --rfc-3339=seconds)]: $*"
}

error() {
  	 echo "[$(date --rfc-3339=seconds)]: $*"
 	 exit 1
}

my_function () {
        echo "Executed my_function with $1 parameter"
}

How to define Bash function in one line:

 my_one_line_function_needs_end_of_line () {  echo "Executed my_function with $1 parameter" ; }

prepend_space () {
         sed s/^/" "/
}

Related

• sshs
• trim
• functions.sh
• How to define Bash function in one line
• export -f

See also

• export, env, printenv, declare, export -f, /etc/environment
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