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From: Cyrille Lefevre on 17 Feb 2010 22:28
Sven Mascheck a écrit :
> Janis Papanagnou wrote:
>> Sven Mascheck wrote:
>
>>> ksh88, too.
>> csh, too. So what?
>
> It's just different, local topics. Here: what shells
> concerning standard or portability know that feature.
>
> Na paranoia, please :)


Hi,

modern shells are : bash (3.2 at least) and ksh93 :-)

Regards,

Cyrille Lefevre.
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From: Stephane CHAZELAS on 18 Feb 2010 11:09
2010-02-18, 04:28(+01), Cyrille Lefevre:
[...]
> modern shells are : bash (3.2 at least) and ksh93 :-)
[...]

If we're talking of <<<, that syntax comes from Plan9's rc and
was first brought to the Bourne shell world by zsh, and then
copied by ksh and then bash.

From ksh93 change log:

02-03-26 --- Release ksh93m+ ---
[...]
02-01-07 Added here documents of the form <<< word (as per zsh)
which is equivalent to << delim\nword\ndelim.

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