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Both scripts should refer to a common file containing values for the variables they will be replacing.
Ideally, variables should be stored in a format which is easy to work with for both scripts and easy to understand for users changing the values to reflect their settings.
An alternative solution to this could be using a scripting language which can be used on both Linux and Windows, such as Python.
Both scripts should refer to a common file containing values for the variables they will be replacing.
Ideally, variables should be stored in a format which is easy to work with for both scripts and easy to understand for users changing the values to reflect their settings.
An alternative solution to this could be using a scripting language which can be used on both Linux and Windows, such as Python.
Some things to consider if using Python: