#!/bin/sh
# 1. Lines which start with # are comments.
# 2. The first line of the script should contain #!/bin/sh
# 3. Don't forget to apply the command chmod 755 myscript 
#    to your script otherwise you will get the error 
#    "0403-006 Execute permission denied" when you try to run it.
# 4. Run the script with ./myscript
# 5. It is always good to specify what the script is for and who
#    has written it, so here we go:
# myscript: example script for the exercise 1 of Språkstatistik HT97
#           this script divides the Press65 corpus in a list of words
# 971012 erik.tjong@ling.uu.se

more /corpora/Press65/UnixAscii/p* | tr ' ' '\n' | more

# note: if your command sequence gets longer than a line then you
#       may want to spread it over different lines. You can do this
#       by putting a backslash \ at the end of each line which 
#       continues at the next line. There should not be any spaces
#       after the backslash. Example:
#
#       more /corpora/Press65/UnixAscii/p* |\
#          tr ' ' '\n' |\
#          more