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Alias
how implement functionality alias in the same way as in csh? (use Bourne type sh or bash)
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If you're talking about using positional parameters within an alias, define a function instead.
e.g. Code:
function something {
do_something $1 $2 | something_else
}
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No. i want to make a program in bash, where implement functionality alias in the same way as in csh, but i donīt know how to do it
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It might be clearer if you give the csh example that you would like to port to bash....
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