DM Smith wrote:
Personally, I don't want an either/or. I want a both/and. Modern unix
shells provide both/and, albeit with different syntax.
I see this more as a feature request than an argument as to the
usefulness or properness of either. Both are useful. Both are proper.
Both are intuitive. Both are counterintuitive. It all depends on your
"tradition".
+1
Doug
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