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xargs is not a counter example. It is not a shell builtin, it is a program that takes a bunch of string arguments like every other program a shell would call.
by georgyo 4y ago
xargs is not a counter example. It is not a shell builtin, it is a program that takes a bunch of string arguments like every other program a shell would call.
xargs -0 -n1 bash -c 'mv $1 ${1//.js/.ts}' --
Everything to the right of xargs is a string argument passed to xargs.
- zeckalpha 4y agoSo an identifier representing a function? Isn’t that the same for most languages?