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ECHO

Section: PD Piglet Users Manual (1P)
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NAME

ECHO - Echo all arguments up to the next EOC to screen

SYNOPSIS

ECH [<arg1>[<arg2>]...] <EOC>

DESCRIPTION

Echo will print all of its arguments up to the next <EOC> to the screen. <EOC> can be either a newline or a semicolon. It is a handy way to get output from a Piglet script, or to read the value of a shell variable. For example, "ECHO $PATH" will print out the value of the current PATH environment variable.

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AUTHOR

Rick Walker (walker AT omnisterra DOT com)

The PD Piglet homepage is at http://www.omnisterra.com/walker/linux/piglet/intro.htm.