That brings me to another question: is there a collection of
more execline utilities somewhere? I suspect the standard
GNU coreutils are not quite to your liking in a lot of cases.
The execline package has all the execline-specific utilities you
need to perform execline scripting (although if y
Laurent Bercot writes:
> Your next door "echo" command will do just that (or s6-echo
> if you risk having dashes and want reliable behaviour in all cases).
That brings me to another question: is there a collection of
more execline utilities somewhere? I suspect the standard
GNU coreutils are
elglob -0 fs somedir/*
if { test -n $fs }
ln -t otherdir $fs
the test will fail if there’s more than one file in `somedir`.
Is there a way to put a split variable into one variable again?
Your next door "echo" command will do just that (or s6-echo
if you risk having dashes and want reliable be
When I have a glob like:
elglob -0 fs somedir/*
if { test -n $fs }
ln -t otherdir $fs
the test will fail if there’s more than one file in `somedir`.
Is there a way to put a split variable into one variable again?
It feels kind of clumsy to use elglob, especially because of
the default verbatim i
