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That's the path TCL initially took, but they added counted byte strings later when it became a barrier. And zsh appears to support them relatively well.
by tyingq 3y ago
That's the path TCL initially took, but they added counted byte strings later when it became a barrier. And zsh appears to support them relatively well.
- cryptonector 3y agoOnce you get past merely putting together pipelines of command executions and grow all the language functionality you need to much beyond then yeah, you end up needing a language that allows you to have nulls embedded in strings.