[Autogenerated] Hey, hey, calm down mind you.
I suppose it is something really to celebrate.
Look how far you have come and look at what you've
been able to do within this module.
We've been taking a look at scripting with sd.
So some of our advanced mechanisms that we can use.
First off,
we were looking at creating a bash shell script that went
through and programmatically checked to see if a shebang
already existed in a file if it didn't, it was added,
but it only added if there wasn't already a shebang.
We also then moved on to taking a look at said files.
So creating little scripts that we can pass through
to the command line utility sd.
This allows us to group multiple expressions together,
making our command line less complex and our edit more repeatable to
reference the file we use said and lowercase F.
And we also saw within our said files that we can go through and start branching
and labels being able to then add in a little bit of a control as to what
actually is going to be executed within our said file.
We finished up by taking a look at remotely editing using SSH and sd.
Now with SSH,
we can use the option minus N so we don't swallow up our
standard input and lose some of our connections.
And we can use the upper case C to specify the command
that we want to be running via SSH H.
And of course, when we look at editing files,
that's going to be our set command.
Now, whilst this section has been really good and honestly,
this has been an awesome module.
Wait until you look at the next module,
a module where we're going to start using the big brother of all of these
tools arc by looking at how we filter text files using arc.