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Command syntax ( en )

Last modification : 2013/01/26 19:16
Commands are only alphanumeric words.
A command can have some arguments. The whole command is called a sentence. Each arguments is called a word. The sentence ends with a carriage return, a semi-colon (;), a pipe (|) or a & (see jobs section).

It is possible to write a command on more than one line by adding the \ character at the very end of the line:
msh> print multi-\
      1> line
mutli-line