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Language Lakota
| Date: | 04/20/05 |
| Author: | Beirne "Bern" Konarski |
| URL: | n/a |
| Comments: | 0 |
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| Score: |  (3.00 in 12 votes) |
Lakota is a shell language used mainly in the TRUEchange
configuration management package from True Software.
Code courtesy Beirne "Bern" Konarski.
#! /usr/local/lsh
set-string s s
set-string item one
do i 99 1 -1
print (i) bottle(s) of beer on the wall,
print (i) bottle(s) of beer.
print You take (item) down, pass it around,
set-string j {- (i) 1}
if {=? (j) 1}
set-string s
set-string item it
if {=? (i) 1}
print No more bottles of beer on the wall.(newline)
else
print (j) bottle(s) of beer on the wall.(newline)
cycle
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