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What are you comparing it to? Compared to Bash, I love the fact that everything gets returned as an object that you can query, rather than as a blob of text tha
by abrookewood 9y ago
What are you comparing it to? Compared to Bash, I love the fact that everything gets returned as an object that you can query, rather than as a blob of text that you have to hack on.
- lottin 9y agoYou're mistaken. Bash functions and unix commands return an exit status (an integer), never text.
- nailer 9y agoThat's for status, not data. A time in bash is a set of characters, not a time.
- lottin 9y agoAll the shell does is allow the user to redirect input and output streams to/from system commands. Whether these commands output/read text or binary data or both is irrelevant from the shell's standpoint.