Obtain an argument list of a directive and separate it into first

word and rest.

Example: This can be used as in the following

arguments argv
dialect ${argv}

Here, the first line stores the arguments of the directive in the variable argv. The second then would split these up into “words” and passes these words to the function dialect as arguments. Note, that this removes an optional = sign between the first word and the rest of the arguments.

The environment list CMOD_AMEND_ARGUMENTS (which holds the arguments of the directive on startup) is cleared.

Coding and configuration

SRC="$_" . "${0%%/${0##*/}}/import.sh"