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I remember my first shell programming I ever did was batch in windows back in the 3.11/95 days. The first line was always to turn off echo, and I've always won
by jermaustin1 7mo ago
I remember my first shell programming I ever did was batch in windows back in the 3.11/95 days.
The first line was always to turn off echo, and I've always wondered why that was a decision for batch script. Or I'm misremembering. 30 years of separation makes it hard to remember the details.
- enoint 7mo agoEcho in that case prints command lines before executing them. Its analog is `set -x` rather than `echo`.