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09-19-2000 01:45 AM
09-19-2000 01:45 AM
Hi,
I don't remember the name of command that's very useful for the documentation of a shell script.
This command display all the lines in the script beginning bye "# @(#) ". Do you know this command?
Thanks...
I don't remember the name of command that's very useful for the documentation of a shell script.
This command display all the lines in the script beginning bye "# @(#) ". Do you know this command?
Thanks...
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Re: Command for doc - # @(#) -
that's right ...
thanks a lot...
thanks a lot...
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