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It's not a different approach though. It works exactly the same way in powershell(just the host language is different).
by xfer 6y ago
It's not a different approach though. It works exactly the same way in powershell(just the host language is different).
- geophile 6y agoThanks, I wasn't aware of that. I believe my comment still applies to nushell and a couple of others. I like bash for simple commands, but hate the requirement to learn so many sublanguages for more sophisticated usage, (as in sed, awk, find, and others). I like Python for scripting, but the integration of shell commands is really not very good. I built marcel to fix both of these problems.
- vips7L 6y agoPowershell scripting is still done in the powershell language, but you can import all of the .net/c# runtime to use. I'd like to build the same but using the JVM/groovy as the runtime/scripting language.