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b2plane
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i have to work with some caveman technology called rexify.org at my job and there is not a single fucking tutorial or guide explaining how to work with this bullshit. Why do these deepshit companies choose the shittiest 50 year old technologies instead of evolving into new ones?

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    rexify sounds like technology from Jurassic Park
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    You didn’t know rexify? Everyone uses rexify!!
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    @atheist i've found that the best, fastest, most reliable tools for automation are shell scripts and, if the added overhead is ABSOLUTELY needed, python.
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    @b2plane it has docs on the site? it's a perl module, so most of the "how do I do X?" is going to boil down to "how much Perl do you know?"
    https://rexify.org/docs/guides/... there's a boilerplate here, and sparse docs elsewhere. build a harness you can drill into it from, and start figuring it out.
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    @atheist both POSIX shell and Bash allow for functions, at least, they're just limited in scope to the script where they're defined. I do understand what you mean, though, it would also be my first choice if i didn't semi-frequently find myself in situations where a POSIX shell is all I have.
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