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Unix Shell Scripting Guidelines
Hi,
I was wondering if any of you guys have developed shell scripting guidelines for writing unix shell scripts effectively. This includes naming standards, comments, indentation, error handing after unix comands, use of exported variables, sending notifications, functions, logging etc... Thanks in advance, AC |
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