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LinuxCommandLine-MiniPrograms

I try to write codes in bash script to help developers

I have begun learning software development with Java. But I don't like IDEs much, however it is also unpractical to compile each of the java classes with javac. Another problem with javac is, it creates the executable (.class) files in the same directory. If you have to send the source codes, it is also unuseful to use javac, because you must search in the mixed directory, which of those files are .java and which of them are .class. For that reason I developed two commands instead of javac and java.

These commands are compile / exej: -compile: Same as javac, it compiles all java classes in the directory and creates a folder called, in which the .class files are stored. Extra option: It gets compile -o or compile --only, with that command you can compile java files one by one, but all .class files are stored in the new folder, in the directory.

-compile: Similar to javac, it compiles all java classes in the directory and creates a folder, in which the .class files are stored. Extra option: It gets compile -o or compile --only, with that command you can compile java files one by one, but all .class files are stored in the new folder.

-runjava: Combination of compile and exej, it complies and executes the java code.

For setting up these commands on Linux/Ubuntu you need to write these commands on terminal: chmod +x compile chmod +x exej cd /bin sudo ln -s [directory_of_the_files]/compile sudo ln -s [directory_of_the_files]/exej

*The directory, in which compile and exej source codes are stored

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