commands in linux
some commands in linux have an underscore at the start(eg. _something).why?
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can you provide some examples and in what distro and in what folder pathway pls.
In mdv....I just did a quick check and I have none. AFAIK. |
I have them too, but if I try and run them, I get the following error:
Code:
pwc101@linux:~> _make Code:
pwc101@linux:~> type _make Don't know what it's for, but this is it: Code:
_make () { I have 496 such executables/functions in my PATH. |
well normal make is a linear command
./configure make make install done in sequence. 2) i use bash so if root powers....my pathways are in /root/.bashrc. what file are you referring to pls? |
zsh uses a _ prefix for tab completion functions.
You'll find them in /usr/share/zsh/$ZSH_VERSION/functions |
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Yup, that'll produce the same result.
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Not quite the same. If you line them up in a script they'll all run in
sequence. If you chain them with the double ampersand (&&) the ones to the right will only execute if the one(s) on the left were successful. And no, that's not just semantics ;} Cheers, Tink |
commands in linux
examples are man and _man.Iam using opensuse10.3 and bash with konsole.
when i type man i get what manual page do you want?when i type _man i get bash:COMP_WORDS:bad array subscript.i get these commands listed when press tab twice in bash. |
ok found an example of files
http://www.novell.com/products/linux...linux/zsh.html and zsh calls the (understem) a underscore _ http://www.csse.uwa.edu.au/programmi...oc/zsh_23.html |
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