[Coco] Nitors9 Shell+ scripting

[Gene Heskett]

On Sunday 05 August 2007, Paul Fitch wrote:
>I'm looking for a primer on shell+ scripting.
>
>In my startup file there is the following code:
>-x
>chd /dd
>x
>
>My shell+ help doesn't mention the "x" at all.  What does it do?

I believe, and someone please correct me if I'm wrong, that the -x turns off 
the shells error exit so the script, which the startup file is, does not exit 
if the command fails, in this case the "chd /dd".  Conversely, the single x 
turns it back on.

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