CLI : Command Line Interface

Few people may be fan of GUI (Graphical User Interface), but I am a big fan of CLI, Command Line Interface. Using CLI, you can virtually automate many things. Automating a GUI becomes a challenge in itself. Here are some posts on usage of Command Line interface.

An eBook on DOS Basics

I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my latest project - a basic guide to DOS Batch Files designed specifically for beginners! With years of experience in programming and the help of my supportive friends, I’ve put together a resource that will help anyone who is new to the world of programming get started with DOS Batch Files.

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Subversion Auto Props

If you are using SVN (Subversion) for configuration management then you might already be aware that some SVN has properties. A property is kind of a meta-data/attribute applied to your files and folders. These properties change the behaviour of your subversion client and the way you work with the files.

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SVN Commit all files

SVN Commit all files

Git has a very useful shortcut to add all files and commit all of them. Let’s see the same approach for subversion over command line interface

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emacs command line interface

emacs command line interface

Emacs is an excellent editor. (Please note, I don’t want to make any comments on VIM here.) But, Emacs can also be used as a command line tool. Here is one of the uses of Emacs as a command line tool, to remove tabs from a source file.

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