[DLC] Part Time Coding

[Samir Faci]

Winbatch is horrendous from the limited exposure I've had with it.

think of winbatch as a limited version of shell scripting.  it tried
to add a bit more functionality to batch files, though I though even
msft was fazing that out.. I forget what they're replacing with, but
I'm sure they got something that's better then winbatch.

(wow.. just drew a blank trying to remember batch file.. *shivers* at
recollections of .bat files)

I presume it would be a bit of both as far as coding, though I'll let
the individual who posted the email answer that.

--
Samir




On 3/2/07, Hal Wigoda <hwigoda at mindspring.com> wrote:
> coding in what?
>
> perl or winbatch?
>
> never heard of winbatch.
>
>
> On Mar 2, 2007, at 4:51 PM, Matthew P Kemp wrote:
>
> > Is anybody interested in doing some coding on a part-time basis?  I
> > know this is a linux list, but it would be up to preference of the
> > developer to do perl or winbatch (I know, I know winbatch..but it's
> > what's in place).  It would probably have to run on a windows box.
> > Contact me if interested.
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