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Hi,
I'm not sure if you are maintaining this script, but I've been finding it pretty useful.
I've encountered a few issues, but only one which I could fix without changing your code.
The '<()' operator when used with input redirectory 'read < <(echo hello)' is "minifined" to
'read<<(echo hello)'
Without the space between the two '<' operators, they become '<<(' which is an error.
This is bash specific.
Other problems like 'if [[ $\n$a != $test ]];' resulted in 'if [[ $'\n'$a!= $test ]];' . The loss of the space
before the '!=' broke the script, however that was easy enough to work around with quoting.
Cheers
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Hi,
I'm not sure if you are maintaining this script, but I've been finding it pretty useful.
I've encountered a few issues, but only one which I could fix without changing your code.
The '<()' operator when used with input redirectory 'read < <(echo hello)' is "minifined" to
'read<<(echo hello)'
Without the space between the two '<' operators, they become '<<(' which is an error.
This is bash specific.
Other problems like 'if [[$\n$ a != $test ]];' resulted in 'if [[ $ '\n'$a!= $test ]];' . The loss of the space
before the '!=' broke the script, however that was easy enough to work around with quoting.
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: