Hayden Schultz x3685 : Re: command line BBDB?

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Luis> Has anyone written or is using a command line script for
Luis> acessing their BBDB (perl, sh, csh script or even a C program)?
Luis> I have an old perl script that seems to be broken and almost
Luis> always fails.

How about using gnudoit as the basis?

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