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elvish:tldr:c0e3c
The command "elvish -c "${echo 'elvish is executed'}"" is used to run the Elvish interpreter in the command line with a specific script or command.
Here's the breakdown of the command:
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"elvish": This is the actual command that runs the Elvish interpreter.
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"-c": This option tells the Elvish interpreter to execute a script or command provided as an argument immediately.
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"${echo 'elvish is executed'}": This part is the script or command that will be executed by the Elvish interpreter. In this case, it uses the echo command (which is a command commonly used to print text in the terminal) to output the string 'elvish is executed'. The use of double quotes and the curly braces (${}) is a way to expand the command within the command line.
So, when this command is executed, it will run the Elvish interpreter and execute the provided script/command, which in this case will print the text 'elvish is executed' in the terminal.