| To: | Wolfgang Hukriede <whukriede@ifm-geomar.de> |
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| Subject: | Re: how do I write "(a; b) >file" in scsh? |
| From: | RT Happe <rthappe@web.de> |
| Date: | Wed, 15 Feb 2006 00:13:51 +0100 |
| Cc: | scsh-users@scsh.net |
| List-id: | <scsh-users.list-id.scsh.net> |
| Sender: | rthappe@web.de |
Wolfgang Hukriede wrote: how do I write "(a; b) >file" in scsh? I came up with (run (begin (run (a)) (run (b))) (> file)) but this looks a bit ridiculous, right?
It does. If you can stand a conditional sequence, you may go for this
also fairly ridiculous look: (&& (a) (epf (b) (> file))), e.g.
(&& (sleep 5) (epf (ls) (> "foo.txt")))
rthappe
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