> I also have a question. I'm running this script to open rio with workspaces : > %vx ; cat bin/rc/riows > #!/bin/rc > > labels=$* > if(test $#labels -lt 1) > labels=(1 2 3 4) > > rio.b -I -i'\ > for(label in $labels) > window -miny 40 ''rio -i ''''label ''$label'''''''' > # give time to set all the labels > sleep 0.5 > window -dy 39 ''winwatch -e ''''^(winwatch|stats|faces)''''''' > > My question is: what is the better way to avoid that lot of quotes? I > can think of variables or functions, but I wonder what is the idiom > for nested quotes.
the better way is to make each one of your giant quoted strings its own shell script. that's more useful too. russ
