bash 陷阱后恢复

I've a bash script with some file manipulations and I would like to process a loop until the end of the block after pressing CTRL+C. I've made an example:

#!/bin/bash

# Register signal handler
ABORT=0;
trap ABORT=1 SIGINT;

# Create temp dir
TEMPDIR=$(mktemp -d -t $0);

# Helper functions
function do_other_stuff {
    true;
}

# Process files
for ((COUNTER = 0; COUNTER < 3 && ABORT == 0; COUNTER++)); do
    FILE=/some/directory/$COUNTER.txt;
    BASE=$(basename $FILE);
    cp $FILE $TEMPDIR;
    > $FILE;
    do_other_stuff;
    cp $TEMPDIR/$BASE $FILE;
    rm $TEMPDIR/$BASE;
done;

rm -rf $TEMPDIR;

这似乎工作得很好，但我注意到，有时语句中的 BASE

BASE=$(basename $FILE);

如果陷阱恰好发生在 basename 命令期间，则不会设置。这会导致错误cp并遵循命令。

我是不是错过了什么？ bash 的目的是如何从陷阱中恢复？有没有其他解决方案具有相同的效果？

代替

BASE=$(basename $FILE);

用这个代替：

BASE=${FILE##*/}

将工作函数放置在远离处理 SIGINT 的界面的后台也是一个好主意。只是避免要求其中的输入。还要始终正确引用您的变量。

#!/bin/bash

# Register signal handler
ABORT=0;
trap ABORT=1 SIGINT;

# Create temp dir
TEMPDIR=$(mktemp -d -t $0);

# Helper functions
function do_other_stuff {
    true;
}

# Process files
for ((COUNTER = 0; COUNTER < 3 && ABORT == 0; COUNTER++)); do
    (
        FILE=/some/directory/$COUNTER.txt
        BASE=${FILE##*/}
        cp "$FILE" "$TEMPDIR"
        > "$FILE"
        do_other_stuff
        cp "$TEMPDIR/$BASE" "$FILE"
        rm "$TEMPDIR/$BASE"
    ) &
    CPID=$!
    # Handle SIGINT but don't end the loop until subprocess finishes its work.
    while kill -s 0 CPID &>/dev/null; do  ## Checks if subprocess is still there.
        # Wait if yes.
        wait "$CPID"
    done
done

rm -rf "$TEMPDIR"

这将快速中止操作：

# Process files
for ((COUNTER = 0; COUNTER < 3 && ABORT == 0; COUNTER++)); do
    (
        FILE=/some/directory/$COUNTER.txt
        BASE=${FILE##*/}
        cp "$FILE" "$TEMPDIR"
        > "$FILE"
        do_other_stuff
        cp "$TEMPDIR/$BASE" "$FILE"
        rm "$TEMPDIR/$BASE"
    ) &
    CPID=$!
    while
        wait "$CPID"
        if [[ ABORT -eq 1 ]]; then
            kill -s ABRT "$CPID" &>/dev/null
            break
        fi
        kill -s 0 "$CPID" &>/dev/null
    do
        continue
    done
done

rm -rf "$TEMPDIR"