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How to make a simple bash script (Mac) The first step to make a simple bash script is writing the script. Open Text Edit, found in Applications, once in Text Edit, click “New Document”. Next, write the Bash Script, as below: #!/bin/bash tells the terminal that you are using bash shell. If you change your code to: set output to do shell script ('unrar v ' & theItem) The variable output will hold the output of the shell script, which you could use to compare to what you are expecting for a valid output.

I'm using vim for editing bash scripts currently, but I really need to set it up and/or install plugins. Plugin suggestions welcome. Either way, I'd like to see which editors/IDEs there are for this job.

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gedit can be a great editor when extended with gedit-plugins

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I love Geany

It's a quick GUI editor that can manage small projects if necessary (it can remember list of files and a few other neat things). It supports many syntax highlighting including Shell scripting.

It supports plug-ins, and I have used the VC (version control) plug-in once, but the basic features of Geany are enough for most of the work I do with it.

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I found this: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=365

It is really good for bash scripting.

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Emacs is rather good, there's been a built-in shell scripting mode for some time.

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Another cool editor, though the UI looks a bit old now, is Nedit.

It is more powerful than Geany as it can support ctags which you can use to navigate through your code (finding the definition of a function or variable, etc.)

It's really light-weight, fast to launch. However, the user experience might not please everyone.

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I have been using it for a long period to develop shell and C/C++ code. Though I use more now Geany and Eclipse CDT for these purposes.

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I use both BBEdit (Mac text editor) and vi(m).

BBEdit has a command line counterpart which works great for integrating with the underside of the Mac and other CLI tools.

vi(m) is on essentially every *nix system out there.

Knowing vi(m) is beneficial due to its availability.

Hope that helps with your search!

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I recently came across a cross-platform package called shell-check that finds and explains common shell scripting errors and gotchas. It's available for vim and emacs and other platforms, and if you don't want to install it you can still use it on-line at their on-line web interface.

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Text Triumvirate seem to bring in the gospel on vim-ish editors. It's an alliance between vim, tmux and zsh, and is more of a development-environment setup than an editor per se.

Here's how it (might) look:

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Introduction to Unix Shell Scripting:

In Unix, the Command Shell is the native command interpreter. It provides a command line interface for the users to interact with the operating system.

Unix commands may also be executed non-interactively in the form of a Shell Script. The script is a series of commands that will be run together.

Shell scripts can be used for a variety of tasks from customizing your environments to automating your daily tasks.

List of All Unix Shell Scripting Tutorials:

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