Stan,
I checked out www.gnu.org for the following link, but I think
that 'man bash' would give you the same thing.
http://www.gnu.org/manual/bash-2.02/html_chapter/bashref_4.es.html
http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu/UNIXhelp/shell/bash_hist.html
Getting into the nitty gritty of bash syntax, and what should
work and doesn't is quite beyond mine and most people's mental
capacity. Are you sure your _Beginner_ Unix class really wants
to go there too? Maybe it can be avoided. But I really don't
know, because I don't know how you've assessed your class or what
topics you have agreed upon--especially with regard to the
level of complexity.
But you could start with:
ls /usr/doc/bash*
/usr/doc/bash-1.14.7:
NEWS README RELEASE
/usr/doc/bash2-2.03:
CHANGES COMPAT NEWS NOTES POSIX.NOTES
/usr/doc/bash2-doc-2.03:
article.ps bash.html bashbug.ps builtins.0 readline.ps
article.txt bash.ps bashref.html builtins.ps
bash.0 bashbug.0 bashref.ps readline.0
At a first glance, there is a bash script called 'bashbug' if you
wish to fill out and email a bash bug report. There is even
information about how bash conforms to POSIX standards.
Best Regards,
L.G.
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