On 30/08/13 23:30, Kevin Baker wrote:
Just consider the shell/shell scripting as a higher level language in itself. Then nanocat is just another language binding, albeit with a different concept of data flow, different calling conventions, and different set of libraries available for data manipulation (grep/sed/cut/awk/head).
That kind of makes sense to me. If I was searching for a tool to use nanomsg from command prompt, I would probably look for shell bindings.
Others, though, may look for "tools" section.Paul, what do you think, is it better to link nanocat from the website as a tool or as a shell binding?
Martin