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|    Henrik Carlqvist to Mike Small    |
|    Re: rc shell for slackware?    |
|    13 Dec 23 06:41:20    |
      From: Henrik.Carlqvist@deadspam.com              On Tue, 12 Dec 2023 22:34:35 -0500, Mike Small wrote:       > Do any of you like the rc shell (Tom Duff's shell / the plan 9 shell)?       > For scripting, I've come to prefer it to the Bourne shell and its modern       > "expansion sets."              No, before this post I hadn't even heard about rc shell. The closest       thing that I have used is probably tcsh which also is a more C-like shell       than sh or bash, but its syntax seems to differ slightly from rc shell.       However, later, mostly I prefer bash shell scripting before tcsh even       though I use tcsh for interactive shell.              > But I'm curious if there are rc enthusiasts here, what you prefer?              When tcsh or bash are not enough for my scripting purposes I usually       instead write the script in php which can be used as a powerful scripting       language with built in support for things like sql, snmp and ldap.              > There does not seem to be a slackbuild for it unless I've missed it.              If you really like rc and would like to see a more widespread use among       Slackware users a contribution of a SlackBuild script to slackbuilds.org       might be a good start.              regards Henrik              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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