In the previous issue of ;login:we began to explore the topic of how the Bourne shell and make can be used to maintain and generate collections of web pages, in Part 1, we covered how the shell -or practically any scripting or macro language- can satisfy the objectives of consistency and simplification: variables and functions can be defined in a master script and in individual "source" files to hold values and consolidate HTML coding. In fact, the full power of the shell can be exploited to simplify many tasks.
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