| 47 | | While admittedly superfluous (since it would be less typing and less processing power to simply execute the command without the script), it provides a very basic example of how you could create a full-fledged MT::App that you can interact with on the command-line. |
| | 47 | While admittedly superfluous[1] (since it would be less typing and less processing power to simply execute the command without the script), it provides a very basic example of how you could create a full-fledged MT::App that you can interact with on the command-line. |
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| | 49 | This is especially interesting if you are an MT developer since you can fully interact with MT as you would a command line script, making testing, debugging and development not only much faster but also far more enjoyable than clicking and waiting a hundred times in a web browser. |
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| | 51 | [1] - But aptly named: MT-shell. Get it?! |
