William Tambe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [ "test" = "test" ] && {
> # after the false command bash should jump directly to echo end
> # but instead run echo echo "test != test"
> false
> } || {
> echo "test != test"
> }
true && false is false, thus the echo is executed.
William Tambe wrote:
> The code below should only print end
> [ "test" = "test" ] && {
> # after the false command bash should jump directly to echo end
> # but instead run echo echo "test != test"
> false
> } || {
> echo "test != test"
> }
>
> echo end
It's okay like that, it's
Please read the comments on the code below.
I don't know but is it really how bash was supposed to run?
The code below should only print end
[ "test" = "test" ] && {
# after the false command bash should jump directly to echo end
# but instead run echo echo "test != test"
