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- truecolor
- their own method (e.g. an option in their config file). They should use whichever method best matches t
- scripting
- least don't change it within the same shellscript file); don't change your code layout with your mood. ... counting variables, etc., ... (in the example: ''file'') * prefer ''lowercase'' variables * if yo... the prefix 'MY_' MY_LOG_DIRECTORY=/var/adm/ for file in "$MY_LOG_DIRECTORY"/*; do echo "Found Logfile: $file" done </code> ==== Variable initialization ====
- obselete
- ^ Syntax ^ Replacement ^ Description ^ |''&>FILE'' and ''>&FILE'' |''>FILE 2>&1'' |This redirection syntax is short for ''>FILE 2>&1'' and originates in the C Shell. The latter
- color
- their own method (e.g. an option in their config file). They should use whichever method best matches
- behaviours
- exits, Bash reads and executes commands from the file ''~/.bash_logout'', if it exists. Why an extra l... ds and executes commands from ''~/.bashrc''. This file should contain, for example, aliases, since they ... ''/etc/bash.bashrc'' or a similar system-wide rc-file is specific to vendors and distributors that ship... Bash//. The classic way to have a system-wide rc file is to ''source /etc/bashrc'' from every user's ''
- basics
- les ===== A shell script usually resides inside a file. The file can be executable, but you can call a Bash script with that filename as a parameter: <code> b... extension, but by **permissions** (filemode). The file name can be any combination of legal filename cha... ng else. <code> chmod +x ./myfile </code> If the file is executable, and you want to use it by calling