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Reddit mentions of Shell Scripting: How to Automate Command Line Tasks Using Bash Scripting and Shell Programming
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| Release date | September 2015 |
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Thanks for the advice! I'm still new to bash scripting and can make use of that. The "put your then's and do's on the same line as your for's and if's and while's" for example makes a lot of sense, coming to think about it.
Also, in #bash they told me the same thing about variables: Only systemwide variables like EDITOR or PATH should be uppercase, else lowercase. Guess Jason Cannon's "Shell Scripting" was wrong about that. ;)
Keeping my own index file is what I plan to do next. Again, the #bash elders advised something similiar: To keep all mp3s filenames in an array. That might hog some memory but it supposedly faster than searching the whole filesystem.