Bash #! file headers

[Slates]

I have a bash script (Ubuntu 10.4) which has #!/bin/bash on the first line, enabling a function declaration and other similar features to be used.

I also use expect within the script. However the expect command is not recognised unless I replace the header line as above with #!/bib/bash/expect.

But if I replace it, of course, my function calls are no longer recognised.

How do I make my script work with BOTH the function declaration AND expect, while I can only have a single header line (as my friend google says I must have this declaration on the first line).

[Rubberman]

Assuming that expect is an executable found at /bib/bash/expect, then add /bib/bash to your path environment. You can do this inside the shell script if you wish.