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Here I propose to speak about all the standard features that will be included in Bish. It is desirable to describe the functions that are used very often in scripting.
My suggestions: abort - display a message if something went wrong
# example
def abort(m) {
println(m);@(exit 1);
}
Beauty can add the selected message in red.
chmod - establish certain rights to the file / folder read - receiving data from a user glob - retrieving files by mask
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Abort is a good one. I still haven't decided if the standard library should contain bish wrappers around many bash commands. In other words, I'm not sure it makes sense to have a chmod bish function when the user can just execute @(chmod) directly.
@tdenniston Need to make sure that they return an error if the operation is not possible. It is necessary to shift from implicit user scripting problems on the tongue.
Here I propose to speak about all the standard features that will be included in Bish. It is desirable to describe the functions that are used very often in scripting.
My suggestions:
abort - display a message if something went wrong
Beauty can add the selected message in red.
chmod - establish certain rights to the file / folder
read - receiving data from a user
glob - retrieving files by mask
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: