#UCR CS100 Assignment Fall 2016
Description of Command Shell
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Basic and limited terminal
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Executes user's command input
- Does not read in or execute comments following # symbol
- Accepts Command Chaining 'echo name && mkdir test ; ls'
- '&&': Executes previous then the latter command if previous is successful
- '||': Executes following command only if the previous fails
- ';' : Executes following command no matter what
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Displays error messages if failed execution at any point
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Added test command implementation, runs with keyword "test" or the bracket symbols as well
- flag "-e" to check if the file or directory exists (default flag)
- flag "-f" to check if the file or directory exists and is a regular file
- flag "-d" to check if the file or directory exists and is a directory
- example: "test -e Test.h" or "[ Command.h ]
- Command chaining is compatible
- "test -e main.cpp && echo taco"
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Use of precedence using parentheses
- Separate sets can be used "(echo hello && echo name) || (echo world && echo llama)"
- Nested parentheses can be used "(echo hey && (echo this || echo yes))"
- Exits the terminal using the command 'exit'
- Added cd command implementation
- may use cd, cd -, or cd path
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The command following || is not executed if the first command is not recognize
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Include quotation marks when echoing
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No variations of the word exit can be used 'Exit' or 'EXIT'
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No built in bash commands work
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Commands are still executed if user enters single connectors '&' '|'