I created a script with the standard getopt magic, so you can call the script withbatman-connect -c ffkiHow can I add an option to call this script with only one option without dash? batman-connect ffkiso It will interpret this only option as the second argument for -c?According to this answer I tried:if [ $@ = ffki ]; then  set -- -c $@fiBut that gives an error, I think because this line in my script will change it back: # Execute getopt on the arguments passed to this program, identified by the special character $@PARSED_OPTIONS=$(getopt -n $0  -o hsrvVi:c: --long help,start,restart,stop,verbose,vv,version,interface:,community:  -- $@)I don't like to re-arrange my whole script, so is there a simple one-liner to just set the first argument to -c and the second to ffki ?
Modify bash arguments if only one argument is set
bash;arguments