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Corrected the spelling of 'command-line' in 'Terminology' #219

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions xml/docu_styleguide.terminology.xml
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<entry>(to) save sth.</entry>
<entry>(to) store sth., (to) write sth. out</entry>
<entry>verb; when saving or overwriting a file from a GUI program or
via a parameter of a command line program; see also
via a parameter of a command-line program; see also
<emphasis>write</emphasis>
</entry>
</row>
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<row>
<entry>shell</entry>
<entry/>
<entry>noun; a command line interpreter, used to describe
<entry>noun; a command-line interpreter used to describe
programs that expose the input/output to the user
(bash, sh, zsh) and to refer to the command prompt;
see also <emphasis>console, terminal</emphasis></entry>
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<entry>(to) write sth.</entry>
<entry>(to) pipe sth. [Unix jargon],
(to) write sth. out</entry>
<entry>verb; when saving the command line output of a program as a
<entry>verb; when saving the command-line output of a program as a
file using <literal>&gt;</literal> or <literal>&gt;&gt;</literal>;
see also <emphasis>save</emphasis>
</entry>
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