Re: Cool and Useful LISP for the .emacs file

[Artur Hefczyc]

Kin Cho <kin@techie.com> writes:
> I used to carry around a collection of shell, sed, awk, and perl
> scripts to do various text/file/directory processing, as well as
> doing cvs/rcs stuff, running compilation and gdb etc...  Now I do
> (almost) all these things in elisp.

I like this idea! I would like to use elisp as scripting language
also. However I would like to know if it is possible to use it that
way. I mean, lets assume I create elisp script to update my Linux box
system with new releases of some packages.

Is it possible to run it from command line like all other scripts,
bash, perl etc.?

I mean file script starting from:
#!/usr/bin/emacs

Or any other elisp interpreter?

Artur
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