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On 11/20/2014 10:09 AM, Chris H wrote:
> As to it having been shell based. While there's nothing wrong with
> that at all, in fact it's advantageous in many respects. I was toying
> with the idea of perhaps converting (augmenting) it to being Perl
> based, by way of a statically linked mini-perl interpreter. I thought
> it would better *empower* it, also providing for a more "user friendly"
> dialog. But, like I said; just *toying* with the idea. :)

You can use any language you like; but you'll need to use Bourne if you 
want it in base.