Way to specify param for all commands executed

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I was wondering if there is a way to specify a mutual param for X amount of commands. E.g.

sudo cmd1 cmd2 cm3 --help

this obviously doesn't work, but I haven't seen anything in the manual. I'm assuming it can't be done, but didn't rule it out completely. If it doesn't exist, how can I go about making it?

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I was wondering if there is a way to specify a mutual param for X amount of commands. E.g.

sudo cmd1 cmd2 cm3 --help

this obviously doesn't work, but I haven't seen anything in the manual. I'm assuming it can't be done, but didn't rule it out completely. If it doesn't exist, how can I go about making it?

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I was wondering if there is a way to specify a mutual param for X amount of commands. E.g.

sudo cmd1 cmd2 cm3 --help

this obviously doesn't work, but I haven't seen anything in the manual. I'm assuming it can't be done, but didn't rule it out completely. If it doesn't exist, how can I go about making it?

edited Nov 6 '17 at 14:18

terdonâ™¦

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asked Nov 6 '17 at 14:06

ThisGuyHasTwoThumbs

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I was wondering if there is a way to specify a mutual param for X amount of commands. E.g.

sudo cmd1 cmd2 cm3 --help

this obviously doesn't work, but I haven't seen anything in the manual. I'm assuming it can't be done, but didn't rule it out completely. If it doesn't exist, how can I go about making it?

edited Nov 6 '17 at 14:18

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edited Nov 6 '17 at 14:18

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You'd have to use a loop:

for cmd in cmd1 cmd2 cmd3; do
 "$cmd" --help
done

Or write a little function for it (add this to your shell's initialization file, ~/.bashrc if using bash):

runWithParam()
 param="$1"
 shift
 for cmd; do 
 "$cmd" "$param"
 done

Then, run it with the parameter as the first parameter of the function:

runWithParam --help cmd1 cmd2 cmd3

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You'd have to use a loop:

for cmd in cmd1 cmd2 cmd3; do
 "$cmd" --help
done

Or write a little function for it (add this to your shell's initialization file, ~/.bashrc if using bash):

runWithParam()
 param="$1"
 shift
 for cmd; do 
 "$cmd" "$param"
 done

Then, run it with the parameter as the first parameter of the function:

runWithParam --help cmd1 cmd2 cmd3

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up vote
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down vote

accepted

You'd have to use a loop:

for cmd in cmd1 cmd2 cmd3; do
 "$cmd" --help
done

Or write a little function for it (add this to your shell's initialization file, ~/.bashrc if using bash):

runWithParam()
 param="$1"
 shift
 for cmd; do 
 "$cmd" "$param"
 done

Then, run it with the parameter as the first parameter of the function:

runWithParam --help cmd1 cmd2 cmd3

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You'd have to use a loop:

for cmd in cmd1 cmd2 cmd3; do
 "$cmd" --help
done

Or write a little function for it (add this to your shell's initialization file, ~/.bashrc if using bash):

runWithParam()
 param="$1"
 shift
 for cmd; do 
 "$cmd" "$param"
 done

Then, run it with the parameter as the first parameter of the function:

runWithParam --help cmd1 cmd2 cmd3

edited Nov 6 '17 at 14:14

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answered Nov 6 '17 at 14:12

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You'd have to use a loop:

for cmd in cmd1 cmd2 cmd3; do
 "$cmd" --help
done

Or write a little function for it (add this to your shell's initialization file, ~/.bashrc if using bash):

runWithParam()
 param="$1"
 shift
 for cmd; do 
 "$cmd" "$param"
 done

Then, run it with the parameter as the first parameter of the function:

runWithParam --help cmd1 cmd2 cmd3

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