Having seen perl one liners in the past, I was immediately drawn to groovy one liners. Two posts from Dustin you would immediately get through google one & two. So while playing with I ran into issue with quotes, rather escaping them. Below one liner will wait forever:
groovy -e 'println "hostname".execute().text'
You should always use double quote to contain the one liner as below:
groovy -e "println 'hostname'.execute().text"
groovy -e "println java.nio.ByteOrder.nativeOrder()"
groovy -e 'println "hostname".execute().text'
You should always use double quote to contain the one liner as below:
groovy -e "println 'hostname'.execute().text"
groovy -e "println java.nio.ByteOrder.nativeOrder()"
