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Command Reference: fexec

Execute a command or function, bypassing the usual order of precedence.

Description

fexec allows you to execute a command or function, bypassing the usual order of precedence.

Usage

fexec: flag command [ parameters... ] -> <stdout>
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Examples

fexec: private /source/builtin/autocomplete.alias

Flags

• builtin Execute a murex builtin
• function Execute a murex public function
• help Display help message
• private Execute a murex private function

Detail

Order of precedence

There is an order of precedence for which commands are looked up: 1. test and pipe functions because they alter the behavior of the compiler 2. Aliases - defined via alias. All aliases are global 3. murex functions - defined via function. All functions are global 4. private functions - defined via private. Private's cannot be global and are scoped only to the module or source that defined them. For example, You cannot call a private function from the interactive command line 5. variables (dollar prefixed) - declared via set or let 6. auto-globbing prefix: @g 7. murex builtins 8. external executable files

See Also

• commands/alias: Create an alias for a command
• commands/autocomplete: Set definitions for tab-completion in the command line
• commands/bg: Run processes in the background
• commands/builtins: Returns runtime information on the internal state of murex
• commands/event: Event driven programming for shell scripts
• commands/exec: Runs an executable
• commands/fg: Sends a background process into the foreground
• commands/function: Define a function block
• commands/jobs: Lists all running functions within the current murex session
• commands/open: Open a file with a preferred handler
• commands/private: Define a private function block
• commands/source: Import murex code from another file of code block