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dirawk awk sample scripts
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bash.htm
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shells

  1. setting environment variables
  2. login and non-login etc. the kinds of bash shells
  3. bashrc
  4. profile
  5. scripting notes
  6. command line editing and history
  7. foreground and history
  8. interfacing it with awk and sed
  9. redirection

csh.htm
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the csh shell

  1. links to external references
  2. history
  3. aliases
  4. setting environment variables
  5. output redirect
  6. login files for startup

date.perl
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl

info2html.html
(bash) Readline Init File Syntax

Info: (bash) Readline Init File Syntax

(bash) Readline Init File Syntax

 
 Readline Init File Syntax

info2html2.html
(bash) Readline Init File, the .initrc for emacs keybindings

Info: (bash) Readline Init File

(bash) Readline Init File

 
 Readline Init File

info2html3.html
(bash) Readline vi Mode

Info: (bash) Readline vi Mode

(bash) Readline vi Mode

 
 Readline vi Mode

programmingBash.htm
bash shell scripting general overview and syntax

shell scripting

  1. patterns
  2. if and for
  3. shell expansion
  4. eval
  5. echo
  6. cd
  7. bg
  8. redirection
  9. positional params
  10. [[
  11. error symbols
  12. file tests

shells.htm
shell comparison of bash csh tcsh

shells

  1. which shell am I in?
  2. changing shells
  3. default files at startup/login/logout
  4. command-line history
  5. redirection

spacing.sh
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#! /bin/sh # Jade Wrapper # Script to convert a SGML file into some other format # Send any comments to Eric Bischoff <eric@caldera.de> # This program is under GPL license. See LICENSE file for details.

using_ed.sh
ed sample wrapped in shell script

#!/bin/sh if [ X"$1" != X"" ] ; then for i in /var/spool/mqueue/qf* ; do ed - $i << EOF g/^RPFD:$1/d
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