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cicada> echo -e '#!/bin/sh\necho works' > /bin/1 cicada> chmod +x /bin/1 cicada> 1 1 bash> 1 works cicada> touch a b; echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" $(echo $(echo a b bash> echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" a b
cicada> /bin/1
A bare `1` is a math arithmetic, as described in README, which with a higher precedence.
cicada> echo -e '#!/bin/sh\necho works' > /bin/1 cicada> chmod +x /bin/1 cicada> 1 1 bash> 1 works cicada> touch a b; echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" $(echo $(echo a b bash> echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" a b
It looks like a bad command to me (nested $ and nested `"` do not smell good). Probably I would mark this a wont-fix. But if I found I does make sense (useful in some meaningful places) - I'll consider to update cicada to align with Bash. Thanks for reporting.
cicada> echo -e '#!/bin/sh\necho works' > /bin/1 cicada> chmod +x /bin/1 cicada> 1 1 bash> 1 works cicada> touch a b; echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" $(echo $(echo a b bash> echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" a b
For `touch a b; echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")"`, I'll think about it. It looks like a bad command to me (nested $ and nested `"` do not smell good). Probably I would mark this a wont-fix. But if I found I does make sense (useful in some meaningful places) - I'll consider to update cicada to align with Bash. Thanks for reporting.
cicada> echo -e '#!/bin/sh\necho works' > /bin/1 cicada> chmod +x /bin/1 cicada> 1 1 bash> 1 works cicada> touch a b; echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" $(echo $(echo a b bash> echo "$(echo "$(echo "$(ls)")")" a b
# you have to use full path to make it work: cicada> /bin/1 A bare `1` is a math arithmetic, as described in README, which with a higher precedence.
Interesting. Having the core terminal/language down is a good start. An important part of any terminal will be it's support for plugins/extensions or otherwise natively replacing them the way Fish tries to do. I've recently started using https://elv.sh/ as my primary terminal after testing it out on/off for 2yrs and slowly porting old ZSH aliases/scripts into the Elvish language (very similar to Go which it runs on),…
can you share these zsh to elvish ports?
I released a vim plugin in the meantime: https://github.com/dmix/elvish.vim
And zzamboni on github has some good starting dot-files which I forked initially. https://github.com/zzamboni/dot-elvish
Otherwise I’m interested in creating an oh-my-elvish type library in the future.
Interesting. Having the core terminal/language down is a good start. An important part of any terminal will be it's support for plugins/extensions or otherwise natively replacing them the way Fish tries to do. I've recently started using https://elv.sh/ as my primary terminal after testing it out on/off for 2yrs and slowly porting old ZSH aliases/scripts into the Elvish language (very similar to Go which it runs on),…
For anyone interested, here's a good article with some tips about working with/customizing elvish: https://zzamboni.org/post/my-elvish-configuration-with-comme...
Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's probably the usual complaint of Rust not being able to run on an obscure 1965-era calculator.
I can't run C on a 8-bit calculator either. At least not using GCC or Clang or any other mainstream compiler. Sure, I could use some toy compiler for that, but then 99% of the libraries I'd like to use won't work there anyways, due to a variety of issues.
Your actual point, of course, is valid regardless:)
EDIT: Oops, actually https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_Device_C_Compiler ... but then you're right about getting pretty obscure.