Hi
A few issues:
1. to run a script in language lng, say script.lng,
you have to type at the prompt
$ script.lng
2. The above assumes that the script is in the current directory and
that the current directory is in the PATH. It is better to say
$ ./script.lng
3. test is a shell built-in; so typing
$ test
will run that ALWAYS.
HTH
P Asokan
PS: It <is> a bad idea to have the current directory in PATH
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