> > > One reason to use print occurred to me last night: error messages should > > > usually go to stderr, not stdout, and that's easier with print ("print > > > -u2") than with echo. So I'll go ahead with the switch to print. > > > > While I agree using "print -u2 foo" is better, I'm not sure how it's > > any harder than "echo foo >&2". > > Erm, "echo foo >&2" are two seperate statements while "print -u2 foo" is > only one
I don't think that really matters here. (Again, I have nothing against print. That said, the whole notion of passing file descriptors as command-line seems counter to the original [elegant] idea of fd redirection.) -- meem _______________________________________________ tools-discuss mailing list tools-discuss@opensolaris.org