Using Multiple Arguments in Bash Script

[SoulMazer]

So, I had a quick question about having multiple arguments being read into a bash script. In the following script, if I type "./myscript -h", it returns "Hippo.". However, if I type "./myscript -h -k", the script returns only "Hippo." I would like to know how to have the script print out both "Hippo." and "Kangaroo.". What is the easiest way to do this?

case "$*" in
*-h*)
echo "Hippo."
;;
*-k*)
echo "Kangaroo."
esac

Thanks in advance.

[Salem]

Use a while loop and the 'shift' method to process each argument in turn.

Use http://software.frodo.looijaard.name/getopt/

[SoulMazer]

Alright it solved my problem. Thank you very much.