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Problem with clear command
Hi All
I'm currently writing a very simple UNIX script to process some work. The very first thing I do on my script is use the "clear" command. how my file looks... clear echo "Return status: $?" For some strange reason, the return status being returned is 1, not 0 as i expected. Has anyone ever encountered an anomaly like this before, or could there be some account permissions problem? It's very simple code, so basic that it's got me completely stumped! Any help would be much appreciated. |
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