../.
weblib.sh
webhelp.sh
vx.sh
urldecode.sh
rand.sh
obsoleter.sh
There are so many redundant binaries when you have bash installed. (especially if you dont really care about performance).
So here's another installment in the obsoleter series. :)

A replacement function for seq (basically just incrementing numbers really) in pure bash.


# seq <startint> <endint>
seq ()
{
local fr="$1";
local to="$2";
local step="--";
local comp=">=";
local offs="+1";
if (( fr < to )); then
step="++";
comp="<=";
offs="-1";
fi;
while (( fr${step} ${comp} $to )); do
echo $((fr ${offs}));
done
}



ls () {
if [[ -n $1 ]]; then
for x in $*; do
for f in "$x/*"; do
echo "$f"
done
done
fi
}



cp () {
echo "$(<$1)" > "$2"
}

funcookie.sh
apple.sh