MKSC (MaKe SCript)
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MKSC is a simple C program that creates a basic script template to be
further edited by the user.
It supports most of the popular shells and dynamic language interpreters
out of the box. However, if an interpreter is not directly supported, you can
use the -C or --custom option in order to provide your own (see below).
Usage: mksc [-aAbBcdDeklmpPrtyz] [-C INTERPRETER] FILENAME
Options:
-a, --ash Create an Almquist Shell script
-A, --awk Create an AWK script
-b, --sh Create a Bourne Shell script [DEFAULT]
-B, --bash Create a Bourne-Again Shell script
-c, --csh Create a C Shell script
-C INTERPRETER, --custom=INTERPRETER
Create a script that uses INTERPRETER as the
interpreter. If INTERPRETER is not an absolute
path, an attempt to find it in the system's
PATH environment variable will be made.
-d, --dash Create a Debian Almquist Shell script
-D, --pdksh Create a Public Domain Korn Shell script
-e, --extension Add proper file extension to FILENAME
-k, --ksh Create a Korn Shell script
-l, --lua Create a Lua script
-m, --mksh Create a MirBSD Korn Shell script
-p, --perl Create a Perl script
-P, --php Create a PHP script
-r, --ruby Create a Ruby script
-t, --tcsh Create a TENEX C Shell script
-y, --python Create a Python script
-z, --zsh Create a Z Shell script
-?, -h, --help Display this text and exit
-v, --version Display version information and exit
If no script type option is given, `--sh' is assumed.
For example, if you would like to use another version of Python besides your
system's default Python interpreter, you could use something like:
mksc --custom=python3 mypython3script
MKSC will find the absolute path of the `python3' executable without the user
needing to know where exactly it is.