run command from file in bash command and define after > the filename where the rest of the command is.

常量FUNCNAME，但是有一点区别是，它是一个数组而非字符串，其中数组的第一个元素为当前函数的名称

Two most useful commands in bash

This semicolon character is key for the whole thing to work.

This character should be escaped by a backslash. The complete command would then be:

strings $PWD/bin/myapp | egrep '\.gcda$'

The power of BASH!

可以用来统计代码行

find -print0 经常和 xargs -0 配合使用，处理文件名中换行符这种特殊情况

This is a very good example of why shell scripting does not scale from simple scripts to large projects. This is not the only place where changes in whitespace can lead to scripts that are very difficult to debug. A well-meaning and experienced programmer from another language, but new to bash scripting, might decide to clean up formatting to make it more consistent-- a laudable goal, but one which can lead to unintentional semantic changes to the program.

Flat, short bash scripts are extremely useful tools that I still employ regularly, but once they begin creeping in size and complexity it's time to switch to another language to handle that-- I think that is what (rightly) has driven things likes Python, Puppet, Ansible, Chef, etc.

Despite the syntactic horrors lurking in shell scripts there is still a beautiful simplicity that drives their use which is a testament to the core unix philosophy.