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BTW Jeffrey Snover said every PowerShell feature was supported by a business case. A principled approach, I thought, if mercenary. But what's the "business cas
by hyperpallium2 5y ago
BTW Jeffrey Snover said every PowerShell feature was supported by a business case. A principled approach, I thought, if mercenary.
But what's the "business case" for iteration, conditionals, addition - apart from "everyone needs these"? Though these probably weren't the features he was thinking of.
- IlliOnato 5y agoI don't think I understand the question. You think iteration, conditionals, addition are not needed in shell scripts? It would be a very unusual position indeed. Or could it be that you are not familiar with the expression "business case"? (Sorry if this is off base! but the word "mercenary"in your post also kind of points this way). "Business case" has very little to do with business as commercial enterprise...