a collection of commands gathered in a file
a collection of shell commands in a file
a data file that a shell program interprets, performing the shell commands in the file
a file containing a sequence of commands to be interpreted by the shell as a program
a file containing a sequence of commands which can be executed by the shell, and flow control commands
a file containing a set of commands to be executed (run) by the shell in sequence as it reads the file
a file holding a series of command lines that can be batch-executed by the shell
a file that contains a list of commands to be executed by the shell
a file that contains ASCII text
a file that contains a sequence of unix commands
a file that contains commands that can be executed by the shell
a file that contains one or more commands
a file that contains UNIX or program commands
an effective way to handle a uucp command sequence
an executable file which contains shell commands
an executable plain file that contains UNIX and shell commands
a plain text file that contains commands that can be executed as a group rather than one at a time from the command line
a plain-text file that contains shell commands
a program interpreted and executed by the shell, which is essentially a command line interpretor
a program in the shell's command language and is analogous to a MS-DOS batch file
a reusable series of commands put in an executable text file
a script (computer programming) script written for the operating system shell shell , or command interpreter, of an operating system
a script or computer program written for the shell (command interpreter) of an operating system
a script that consists of a list of commands that is stored in a text file for execution by a shell
a sequence of commands for which you have a repeated use
a sequence of shell and operating system commands that is stored in a file
a series of Unix commands that are automatically executed (run) when you simply enter the name you gave to that script
a series of Unix commands which operate as if they were a single program
a small program written in the shell's scripting language that can perform quite complex tasks
a text file containing shell commands
a text file that contains command-line instructions, just like a batch file in the Windows world
a text file that contains the same kind of Unix commands that you would key in at the command line
A sequence of commands that are to be executed by a shell interpreter such as C shell, korn shell, or Bourne shell. Script commands are stored in a file in the same form as if they were typed at a terminal.
An executable text file written in a shell programming language. Scripts are made up of shell programming commands mixed with regular UNIX system commands. To run a shell script, you can change its permissions to make it an executable file, or you can use it as the argument to a shell command line (for example, sh script). The shell running the script will read it one line at a time and perform the requested commands.
A program containing a set of executable commands; useful for running a series of McIDAS-X commands outside of McIDAS-X.
A file that can be used to execute one or more UNIX or GCG commands. Shell scripts are automatically created each time you run a program with the -BATch parameter. The script contains all of the information you would communicate to the computer if you ran the program from the command line. Other examples of files containing shell scripts are .login (csh) and .profile (ksh), which are executed automatically each time you log onto the computer. You also can create shell scripts to submit programs that do not support the -BATch parameter. For more information, see "Working with Shell Scripts" in Chapter 3, Using Programs.
A file that contains a list of UNIX shell commands. You can run a shell script, thereby telling UNIX to execute every command in the list.
a file of shell commands, also known as a shell program or shell procedure. Files having the # character as the first character are interpreted as C shell scripts.
A program that issues and interprets a sequence of IRIX commands.
Related Terms: script file, script, batch file A series of commands stored in a text file. "shell script" usually refers to Unix shell scripts, which usually have extensions of .sh, .csh, .tcsh. Sometimes people also refer to Microsoft Windows batch files as shell scripts, in which case they will usually have a .bat extension. Many companies use shell scripts to automate the process of indexing their content.
A program written to be interpreted by the shell of an operating system, especially UNIX.
A shell script is a script written for the shell, or command line interpreter, of an operating system. It is often considered a simple domain-specific programming language. Typical operations performed by shell scripts include file manipulation, program execution, and printing text.