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Corrosive vinyl

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Sep 22, 2006
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this is my first mac programming post, yay!
I am very interested in learning about UNIX commands in the terminal to accomplish tasks, like learning how to turn the safari debug menu on, thanks to macosxhints.com. I have a book, which is misplaced, unix for mac os x from o'reily. so, I know basic stuff, but am looking for a little more out of my 'core' experience'. I am looking for good online resources that even beginners can understand, but will get into more difficult ideas then running through the file tree and copy/paste.
 

tutubibi

macrumors 6502a
Sep 18, 2003
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localhost
Google is your friend :)

Doing a simple search for "advanced unix shell scripting" returns plethora of links, first one being this and based on a 2 min glance it looks as a pretty good resource.
 

MacRohde

macrumors regular
Jun 1, 2004
164
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Copenhagen, Denmark
this is my first mac programming post, yay!
I am very interested in learning about UNIX commands in the terminal to accomplish tasks, like learning how to turn the safari debug menu on, thanks to macosxhints.com. I have a book, which is misplaced, unix for mac os x from o'reily. so, I know basic stuff, but am looking for a little more out of my 'core' experience'. I am looking for good online resources that even beginners can understand, but will get into more difficult ideas then running through the file tree and copy/paste.

Well, with regular expressions and grep you can do amazing things text wise. Also perhaps look into some basic scripting, perhaps maybe even some Perl?
 
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