On Tue, Mar 03, 2015 at 01:55:55AM -0600, vampyre...@gmail.com wrote:
> > imadev:~$ i="a'b"
> > imadev:~$ unset 'foo[$i]'
>
> However, I did not try that way, because -- according to the bash
> documentation -- it shouldn't work. Single quotes should prevent the
> expansion of $i. Even knowing n
The problem is that the link under [promptvars] points to
http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Controlling-the-Prompt.html#Controlling-the-Prompt,
and not to the link mentioned above.
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The original bug report says "It should point to X. It's currently
pointing to X." where both X's are the same.
But this isn't entirely your fault. The link seems to be correct, insofar
as it is the same link pointed to from the table of contents, and from
the "Next:" header on the previous page
Good evening.
My name is Ruan, was doing some scripting with bash, to launch a script my
system crashed and restarted.
When I look at the command syntax.
function example () {
echo `example`
}
example
The echo generates an infinite loop calling the function
Thanks again for the clear explanation, Greg.
> I don't think this is documented in the manual.
I contend that it ought to be. While not a bug in functionality, as I
originally thought I was reporting, an omission from the documentation is still
a minor bug.
