The Art of Unix Programming by Eric Steven Raymond

Author:Eric Steven Raymond
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Reference
Publisher: github.com/danchoi/docs_on_kindle
Published: 2012-01-21T16:00:00+00:00

-c

Command (with argument). If the program is an interpreter that normally takes commands from standard input, it is expected that the option of a -c argument will be passed to it as a single line of input. This convention is particularly strong for shells and shell-like interpreters. Examples: sh(1), ash(1), bsh(1), ksh(1), python(1). Compare -e below.

Check (without argument). Check the correctness of the file argument(s) to the command, but don't actually perform normal processing. Frequently used as a syntax-check option by programs that do interpretation of command files. Examples: getty(1), perl(1).

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