Unix Shells By Example 4th Edition
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7.10. Standard I/O and Redirection<br />
7.11. Pipes<br />
7.12. The here document and Input<br />
Chapter 8. Programming the Bourne Shell<br />
8.1. Introduction<br />
8.2. Reading User Input<br />
8.3. Arithmetic<br />
8.4. Positional Parameters and Command-Line Arguments<br />
8.5. Conditional Constructs and Flow Control<br />
8.6. Looping Commands<br />
8.7. Functions<br />
8.8. Trapping Signals<br />
8.9. The Command Line<br />
8.10. Shell Invocation Options<br />
LAB 8: BOURNE SHELL-GETTING STARTED<br />
LAB 9: METACHARACTERS<br />
LAB 10: REDIRECTION<br />
LAB 11: FIRST SCRIPT<br />
LAB 12: COMMAND-LINE ARGUMENTS<br />
LAB 13: GETTING USER INPUT<br />
LAB 14: CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS<br />
LAB 15: CONDITIONALS AND FILE TESTING<br />
LAB 16: THE case STATEMENT<br />
LAB 17: LOOPS<br />
LAB 18: FUNCTIONS<br />
Chapter 9. The Interactive C and TC <strong>Shells</strong><br />
9.1. Introduction<br />
9.2. The Environment<br />
9.3. The C/TC Shell Command Line<br />
9.4. Aliases<br />
9.5. Manipulating the Directory Stack
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