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