I mean, could you put the main function at the top of the script, so that it calls later definitions?
The problem is that the script could be truncated in such a way that it executes successfully. It defines a bunch of functions and then quits.
If you're not checking for the success or failure of the download, you're probably not checking for the success or failure of the script; something is just going to assume the script worked.
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I mean, could you put the main function at the top of the script, so that it calls later definitions?
The problem is that the script could be truncated in such a way that it executes successfully. It defines a bunch of functions and then quits.
If you're not checking for the success or failure of the download, you're probably not checking for the success or failure of the script; something is just going to assume the script worked.