On Wed, 2006-05-10 at 11:32 +1200, Steve Brorens wrote: > Well it's a mixture of all things from all over the place (eg Perl and > SQL) plus the whole .NET thing, but it feels *much* more like an > extension of bash, awk and friends than it does anything from the > DOS/Basic/WSH side. Really powerful piping and good regex for example > (and documentation via the 'man' command!) If you have to work with > Windows it's a promising way to use the 'trad unix way' in that > environment.
>From what I understood, the Unix-like commands were shortcuts for longer commands (with full module names and the like) in Monad. When I was referring to Monad being Python-like, I was thinking of the underlying scripting language and object-model, rather than the commands; I take your point :)
