[SYMBOL]
[A]
[B]
[C]
[D]
[E]
[F]
[G]
[H]
[I]
[J]
[K]
[L]
[M]
[N]
[O]
[P]
[Q]
[R]
[S]
[T]
[U]
[V]
[W]
[X]
[Y]
[Z]
! command
$< variable
wordlists 2nd
$* variable
$@ variable versus
wordlists and Bash
wordlists and Bourne shell
wordlists and Korn shell
$? variable
C shell
Korn shell
$@ variable
$* variable versus
wordlists and Bash
wordlists and Bourne shell
wordlists and Korn shell
$0 variable
<Emphasis><Default Para Font>metacharacter
-A GNU grep option
-a GNU grep option
-B GNU grep option
-b GNU grep option
-b grep option 2nd
-C GNU grep option
-c GNU grep option
-c grep option 2nd 3rd
-D GNU grep option
-E GNU grep option
-e GNU grep option
-e grep option
-e option
sed
-F GNU grep option
-f GNU grep option
-F grep option
-f grep option
-f option 2nd
awk
-G GNU grep option
-h GNU grep option
-h grep option 2nd
-help GNU grep option
-i GNU grep option
-i grep option 2nd 3rd
-L GNU grep option
-l GNU grep option
-l grep option 2nd 3rd
-m GNU grep option
-n GNU grep option
-n grep option 2nd
-n option 2nd
-P GNU grep option
-q GNU grep option
-r GNU grep option
-R GNU grep option
-s GNU grep option
-s grep option
-set options
-U GNU grep option
-u GNU grep option
-V GNU grep option
-v GNU grep option
-v grep option 2nd
-V grep option
-v option
awk
C shell
-w GNU grep option
-w grep option 2nd
-x GNU grep option
-x grep option
-x option
-y GNU grep option
-Z GNU grep option
.bash_login file
Bash
for each shell
.bash_logout file
example
for each shell
.bash_profile file
Bash
for each shell
.bashrc file
Bash
for each shell
.cshrc file
C shell
for each shell
.inputrc file
Bash
example
variable
.kshrc file [See also ENV file]
for each shell
startup
.login file
C shell
for each shell
.logout file
example 2nd
for each shell
.profile file
Bourne shell 2nd
for each shell
Korn shell
user-specific initialization files
.sh_history file
.tcshrc file
C shell
for each shell
/etc/bashrc file
Bash
system-wide initialization files
using
/etc/csh.cshrc file
/etc/csh.login file
/etc/profile file
Bash
Bourne shell
Korn shell
system-wide initialization files
using
/etc/skel
? variable
~/.bash-logout file
~/.bash_profile file
Bash
when sourced
~/.profile file
Bash 2nd
preventing startup files from being executed
022 umask value
10160
TTN
Table 10.24_ Special Shell Variables_
10657
EXH
10.20
10730
H2
8.3.15_ Shell Built-In Commands
11556
H3
The set -o Options
11681
H3
The POSIX Character Class
12685
TTN
Table 8.41_ Built-In Commands_
12853
EXH_E
example 11.28
13830
TTN
Table 9.4_ The test command Operators
14127
H2
8.1.10_ _Trapping Signals
14739
EXH
10.20 _
14799
H3
The continue Command
15931
TTN
Table 9.12_ Built-In Commands_
16112
H2
8.1.7_ Job Control
16236
AH1
rgrep a recursive, highlighting grep program
16441
H2
9.1.5_ Aliases 2nd
16509
H2
9.1.1_ C/TC Shell Startup
17421
H1
7.6 Conditional Statements
17918
H3
The Shell Prompts
18329
H3
Defining Functions
18431
H2
9.1.4_ Positional Parameters and Command Line Arguments
18465
H3
The source or dot Command
18511
H2
10.2.10 Functions
18934
EXH
14.56 _
19109
H3
The if/else if Statements
19202
H3
Programming Completions
19357
H3
The continue Command
19361
TTN
Table 13.14_ Bash Environment Variables_
20082
H3
Command Line Editing
20111
H1
5.7 Error Messages and Exit Status
20167
H3
The goto
20500
FIG
Figure 1.9_ The pipe
20623
FIG
Figure 1.10_ Theparent calls the pipe system call for setting up a pipeline
20699
EXH
14.51 _
20790
H2
7.9.2 Processing Command Arguments: Nawk
20866
CT
The System Administrator and the Shell
21302
H3
The set Command and Positional Parameters
21486
H3
Tracked Aliases
21940
EXH
16.15
22134
H3
The foreach Loop
22394
EXH
13.40
22477
EXH
9.85
22563
H2
8.3.9_ Standard I/O and Redirection
22653
EXH
14.74
23625
H2
10.13.1_ Special Aliases (+)
23668
H2
8.3.4_ Command Substitution
23686
H3
Filename Completion: The Filec Variable
23979
H2
10.1.6 Command Line History
24164
H2
8.2.2_ History
24647
H2
10.1.8 Aliases
24979
H1
7.9 Arrays
25309
H2
8.2.7 Looping Commands 2nd
25600
H3
Redirection
25816
H1
15.5 Tracing with Shell Options and the set Command
25923
H2
9.2.6 Flow Control and Conditional Constructs
25966
EXH
13.76
26150
EXH
1.3
26356
H3
Arrays
26559
H3
/etc/bashrc
26920
H3
Binding keys
27080
H1
12.15 Korn Shell Invocation Arguments
27321
H2
8.1.3_ The Environment
28053
H3
Pipes
28249
EXH
15.14
28275
EXH
9.90
28374
H1
8.3 Variables
28600
EXH
9.59 _
28638
H1
9.2 Bash Options 2nd
28668
H2
10.1.7 Commenting and Filename Expansion
28681
EXH
15.19 _
28693
TTN
Table 9.8_ Bash 2.x Shell Invocation Options
29244
TTN
Table 10.26_ Shell Command Line Switches_
29306
H2
9.1.10_ Trapping Signals
29397
H3
What You Should Know About Quotes
29513
CT
Regular Expressions and Pattern Matching
29668
H2
7.1.3 BEGIN Patterns
29806
CT
Interactive Bourne Shell 2nd
32029
H2
9.1.10 _Variables
32429
H3
Arithmetic Operators and the let Command 2nd
33398
H3
The break Command
34040
EXH
15.12
34196
H2
15.3.4_ Path Problems
34370
H2
9.2.5_ Command Line Arguments
35221
H2
8.2.1_ Command and Filename Completion
35365
H1
8.7 Functions
36624
TTN
Table 9.10_ The Built-In set Command Options_
36658
H2
15.4.4_ Logic Errors and Robustness
37592
H2
9.1.4_ Command Line History
38033
H2
8.3.5_ Arithmetic Expansion
38099
EXH
7.51
38244
H3
The while Loop
38429
H2
9.2.8 Looping Commands
38561
H3
The switch Command
38562
H2
10.2.4_ Spelling Correction
39115
EXH
7.52
39161
H2
10.1.16 Functions
39761
H2
9.6.5_ Looping Commands
39801
H3
The printf Function
39889
H2
4.6.14_ Holding and Exchanging: The h and x Commands
40325
CT
Debugging Shell Scripts
40605
H2
8.1.1_ Versions of Bash
40963
H3
Looping Commands
41240
TTN
Table 8.31_ The shopt Command Options_
42576
FIG
Figure 13.4_ The pipe
42880
FIG
Figure 11.2_ Redirection of standard output and errors
43312
H3
Indentation
43927
H2
9.2.7_ Aliases
44057
TTN
Table 14.11_ The shopt Command Options_
44302
H3
The wait System Call
44606
EXH
1.9
44853
EXH
13.18
45814
EXH
14.18
47337
H2
4.1.3_ Metacharacters
47961
EXH
14.57
51251
EXH
15.16
51302
EXH
15.21
53447
EXH
6.122
53595
H3
Accessing Commands from the History File
53815
FIG
Figure 1.14_ The output of who is sent to the input of wc
53859
FIG
Figure 13.2_ The exec command and file descriptors
53922
EXH
14.16
54472
H2
9.9.2_ The Here Document
57383
FIG
Figure 1.3_ The fork system call
58182
FIG
Figure 13.3_ exec and file descriptors
60218
EXH
6.15
63277
H3
Missing Keywords
64145
EXH
15.17
64806
EXH
15.18
66323
TTN
Table 2.4_ Bash Shell Syntax and Constructs_
66491
FIG
Figure 13.5_ Multiple pipes (filter)
666 permissions
68147
EXH
1.11
69232
H2
10.6.18_ File Testing with TC Shell
70825
EXH
16.21
71288
H2
6.6.3_ Field Separators
74240
EXH
14.17
74604
H3
Single-User
77353
CN
2
777 permissions
78060
H2
9.2.8_ Job Control
78553
H1
5.5 Addressing
78699
H2
12.1.12_ Trapping Signals
79730
H3
The break Command
82212
TTN
Table 2.2_ Bourne Shell Syntax and Constructs
82440
EXH
9.87
84238
EXH
15.20
84655
EXH
15.1
84693
H3
The continue Command
85735
EXH
15.13 _
85740
H3
The set Command and Positional Parameters
86265
EXH
6.135
87409
EXH
14.75 _
87757
TTN
Table 9.25_ Built-In Commands and Their Meanings_
87820
H1
9.13 New Features of the Interactive TC Shell
87909
H2
9.2.3_ History
88000
EXH
13.87
89360
H2
16.4.2_ An Example Boot Script The cron utility
89961
EXH
2.1
90314
H3
Setting Local Variables
90981
EXH
9.84
91033
EXH
6.193
92424
CT
Shell Programming QuickStart
92708
H2
12.1.4_ Positional Parameters and Command Line Arguments
93571
EXH
6.121 _
97067
EXH
2.3
97089
EXH
6.179
97329
EXH
14.15
99315
H3
The break Command
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