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12-12-2003
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Shell Script Display?
I remember learning that there is a way to make a shell script display the script itself to standard output while the script is being executed but I can't find how to do that. Any pointers?
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12-14-2003
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use 'set -x on' at the begining of the programme.
And 'set -x off' at the end of the programme. |
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