Michael Wang wrote:
> "
> line 5: syntax error in conditional expression: unexpected token `('
> line 5: syntax error near `@(a'
> line 5: `if [[ "a" == @(a) ]]'
> "
>
> when run under bash. I believe it should not because "extglob"
> is enabled inside the function. If I run the script inside the
every once in a while i want to get the # of elements in an array and i always
type ${array[#]} to get at it (following the behavior of [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
${array[*]}) ... then i remember that the proper syntax is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(or
someone else reminds me)
is there a reason that ${array
if i'm simply unaware of such bash features, please feel free to yell at me :)
when working on misc bash scripts, i semi-frequently find the need to do some
sort of string processing along the lines of say changing a string to all
upper case or lower case ... if 'tr' was a bash builtin, then tha
On Thu, 2 Feb 2006, Mike Frysinger wrote:
if i'm simply unaware of such bash features, please feel free to yell at me :)
when working on misc bash scripts, i semi-frequently find the need to do some
sort of string processing along the lines of say changing a string to all
upper case or lower ca
