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Index
Learning the Korn Shell, 2nd Edition Dedication A Note Regarding Supplemental Files Preface
Korn Shell Versions Summary of Korn Shell Features Intended Audience Code Examples Chapter Summary Conventions Used in This Handbook About the Second Edition We’d Like to Hear From You Acknowledgments Acknowledgments from the First Edition
1. Korn Shell Basics
What Is a Shell? Scope of This Book History of Unix Shells
The Korn Shell Features of the Korn Shell
Getting the 1993 Korn Shell Interactive Shell Use
Commands, Arguments, and Options Built-in Help
Files
Directories
The working directory Tilde notation Changing working directories Symbolic links to directories
Filenames and Wildcards
Input and Output
Standard I/O I/O Redirection Pipelines
Background Jobs
Background I/O Background Jobs and Priorities
nice
Special Characters and Quoting
Quoting Backslash-Escaping Quoting Quotation Marks Continuing Lines Control Keys
2. Command-Line Editing
Enabling Command-Line Editing The History File Emacs Editing Mode
Basic Commands Word Commands Line Commands Moving Around in the History File Filename and Variable Completion and Expansion Miscellaneous Commands Macro Expansion with Aliases
Vi Editing Mode
Simple Control Mode Commands Entering and Changing Text Deletion Commands Moving Around in the History File Character-Finding Commands Filename and Variable Completion and Expansion Miscellaneous Commands Macro Expansion with Aliases
The hist Command Finger Habits
3. Customizing Your Environment
The .profile File
The /etc/profile File
Aliases Options Shell Variables
Variables and Quoting Built-in Variables
Editing mode variables Mail variables Prompting variables Using history command numbers Terminal types Command search path PATH security considerations PATH and tracked aliases Directory search path Miscellaneous variables
Customization and Subprocesses
Environment Variables The Environment File
Customization Hints
4. Basic Shell Programming
Shell Scripts and Functions
Functions
Automatically loading functions POSIX functions
Shell Variables
Positional Parameters
Positional parameters in functions Changing the positional parameters
More on Variable Syntax Appending to a Variable
Compound Variables
Compound Variable Assignment
Indirect Variable References (namerefs) String Operators
Syntax of String Operators Patterns and Regular Expressions
Regular expression basics POSIX character class additions Korn shell versus awk/egrep regular expressions Pattern matching with regular expressions
Pattern-Matching Operators Pattern Substitution Operators
Greedy versus non-greedy matching
Variable Name Operators Length Operators The .sh.match Variable
Command Substitution Advanced Examples: pushd and popd
5. Flow Control
if/else
Exit Status and Return
Return Advanced example: overriding a built-in command Pipeline exit status Interpreting exit status values
Combinations of Exit Statuses Reversing the Sense of a Test Condition Tests
String comparisons About C compilers File attribute checking Arithmetic conditionals
for case
Merging Cases
select while and until
break and continue
6. Command-Line Options and Typed Variables
Command-Line Options
shift Options with Arguments getopts
More about C compilers
Numeric Variables and Arithmetic
Built-in Arithmetic Functions Arithmetic Conditionals Arithmetic Variables and Assignment
Arithmetic for Arrays
Indexed Arrays Associative Arrays Array Name Operators
typeset
Local Variables in Functions String Formatting Options Type and Attribute Options Function Options
7. Input/Output and Command-Line Processing
I/O Redirectors
Here-Documents Here-Strings File Descriptors
Redirector ordering
Special Filenames
String I/O
print
print escape sequences Options to print
printf
Additional Korn shell printf specifiers
read
Reading lines from files I/O redirection and multiple commands Code blocks Reading user input Options to read
Command-Line Processing
Brace Expansion and Process Substitution Substitution Order Quoting
Extended quoting
eval
The C compiler as pipeline
8. Process Handling
Process IDs and Job Numbers Job Control
Foreground and Background Suspending a Job Disowning a Job
Signals
Control-Key Signals kill ps
System V BSD
kill: The Full Story
trap
Traps and Functions Process ID Variables and Temporary Files Ignoring Signals Resetting Traps
Coroutines
wait Advantages and Disadvantages of Coroutines Parallelization Coroutines with Two-Way Pipes Two-Way Pipes Versus Standard Pipes
Shell Subprocesses and Subshells
Shell Subprocess Inheritance Subshells
9. Debugging Shell Programs
Basic Debugging Aids
Set Options Fake Signals
EXIT ERR DEBUG Signal delivery order
Discipline Functions
A Korn Shell Debugger
Structure of the Debugger
The driver script exec
The Preamble Debugger Functions
Commands Stepping Breakpoints Break conditions Execution tracing Watchpoints Limitations
A Sample kshdb Session Exercises
10. Korn Shell Administration
Installing the Korn Shell as the Standard Shell Environment Customization
umask ulimit Types of Global Customization
Customizing the Editing Modes System Security Features
Tips for Secure Shell Scripts Restricted Shell Trojan Horses Setuid and Privileged Mode
A. Related Shells
The Bourne Shell The 1988 Korn Shell The IEEE 1003.2 POSIX Shell Standard dtksh tksh pdksh bash zsh
Extended Globbing Completion Command-Line Editor Prompts and Prompt Themes Differences Between zsh and ksh
Workalikes on PC Platforms
Cygwin DJGPP MKS Toolkit Thompson Automation Software Toolkit AT&T UWIN
B. Reference Information
Invocation Options Built-in Commands and Keywords Predefined Aliases Built-in Shell Variables Test Operators Options Typeset Options Arithmetic Emacs Mode Commands vi Control Mode Commands Using getopts
C. Building ksh from Source Code
Korn Shell Web Sites What You Can Download Building ksh
D. AT&T ast Source Code License Agreement Index About the Authors Colophon Copyright
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