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Is there a way to access docstrings in Bash? How does one include a docstring in a function's definition in Bash?
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Is there a way to access docstrings in Bash? How does one include a docstring in a function's definition in Bash?
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funky()
echo "Violent and funky!"
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Is there a way to access docstrings in Bash? How does one include a docstring in a function's definition in Bash?
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funky()
echo "Violent and funky!"
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Is there a way to access docstrings in Bash? How does one include a docstring in a function's definition in Bash?
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echo "Violent and funky!"
bash shell-script shell function documentation
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If you mean "Bash's equivalent of Python's docstrings" I'm afraid I have to disappoint you that there is no such thing.
However.. I must say that implementing an equivalent of the "docstrings" feature would make for a very interesting homework in order to learn Bash's programmable-completion facility along with how to override a builtin command such as help to display either such "docstrings" or the normal builtin help's output.
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If you mean "Bash's equivalent of Python's docstrings" I'm afraid I have to disappoint you that there is no such thing.
However.. I must say that implementing an equivalent of the "docstrings" feature would make for a very interesting homework in order to learn Bash's programmable-completion facility along with how to override a builtin command such as help to display either such "docstrings" or the normal builtin help's output.
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If you mean "Bash's equivalent of Python's docstrings" I'm afraid I have to disappoint you that there is no such thing.
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If you mean "Bash's equivalent of Python's docstrings" I'm afraid I have to disappoint you that there is no such thing.
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If you mean "Bash's equivalent of Python's docstrings" I'm afraid I have to disappoint you that there is no such thing.
However.. I must say that implementing an equivalent of the "docstrings" feature would make for a very interesting homework in order to learn Bash's programmable-completion facility along with how to override a builtin command such as help to display either such "docstrings" or the normal builtin help's output.
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