remove plus1 variants

[anna.git] / example / diameter / launcher / resources / scripts / clone.sh

diff --git a/example/diameter/launcher/resources/scripts/clone.sh b/example/diameter/launcher/resources/scripts/clone.sh
index 9fd487c..c84423d 100755 (executable)
--- a/example/diameter/launcher/resources/scripts/clone.sh
+++ b/example/diameter/launcher/resources/scripts/clone.sh
@@ -46,11 +46,11 @@ usage() {
   echo "                                  * __IPV4HEX__  : hexadecimal IPv4 address, for example: 00000001"
   echo "                                  * __IPV4__     : IPv4 address, for example: 0.0.0.1"
   echo
-  echo "                                  One variant (former ones plus 1):"
-  echo "                                  * __SEQ8P1__   : 8-digit number corresponding to the sequence number (00000002 for 1, and so on)"
-  echo "                                  * __IPV4HEXP1__: hexadecimal IPv4 address, for example: 00000002"
-  echo "                                  * __IPV4P1__   : IPv4 address, for example: 0.0.0.2"
-  echo
+  #echo "                                  One variant (former ones plus 1):"
+  #echo "                                   __SEQ8P1__   : 8-digit number corresponding to the sequence number (00000002 for 1, and so on)"
+  #echo "                                   __IPV4HEXP1__: hexadecimal IPv4 address, for example: 00000002"
+  #echo "                                   __IPV4P1__   : IPv4 address, for example: 0.0.0.2"
+  #echo
   echo "                                  Edit the variables section to add more special values if you need them."
   echo
   echo "          initial sequence:       initial sequence number to parse over variables."
@@ -99,24 +99,24 @@ clone() {
   ################################ EDIT THIS SECTION IF YOU NEED NEW SPECIAL VARIABLES ################################
   testid=$sequence
   seq8=$(printf "%08d" $testid)
-  seq8_p1=$((seq8+1))
+  #seq8_p1=$((seq8+1))
   ipv4hex=$seq8
-  ipv4hex_p1=$seq8_p1
+  #ipv4hex_p1=$seq8_p1
   #ipv4=$(for i in $(echo $seq8 | sed 's/\(..\)/0x\1 /g'); do printf "%d." $i; done | sed 's/\.$/\n/')
   # Numbers beginning with "0" are treated as octal (i.e. base-8): we would have 'invalid octal number with 08 and 09'
   # Solution: convert to base-10 in this way: $((10#$i))
   ipv4=$(for i in $(echo $seq8 | sed 's/\(..\)/ \1 /g'); do printf "%d." $((10#$i)); done | sed 's/\.$/\n/')
-  ipv4_p1=$(for i in $(echo $seq8_p1 | sed 's/\(..\)/ \1 /g'); do printf "%d." $((10#$i)); done | sed 's/\.$/\n/')
+  #ipv4_p1=$(for i in $(echo $seq8_p1 | sed 's/\(..\)/ \1 /g'); do printf "%d." $((10#$i)); done | sed 's/\.$/\n/')
 
   local target=$wkdir/values.${1}
   echo "__TESTID__=$testid" > $target
   echo "__SEQ8__=$seq8" >> $target
   echo "__IPV4HEX__=$ipv4hex" >> $target
   echo "__IPV4__=$ipv4" >> $target
-  # First variant:
-  echo "__SEQ8P1__=$seq8_p1" >> $target
-  echo "__IPV4HEXP1__=$ipv4hex_p1" >> $target
-  echo "__IPV4P1__=$ipv4_p1" >> $target
+  ## First variant:
+  #echo "__SEQ8P1__=$seq8_p1" >> $target
+  #echo "__IPV4HEXP1__=$ipv4hex_p1" >> $target
+  #echo "__IPV4P1__=$ipv4_p1" >> $target
   source $target
   #rm $target
   ######################################### END SPECIAL VARIABLES SECTION #########################################