On 24 May 2006 09:24, Thorsten Kampe wrote:
> * mwoehlke (2006-05-23 16:37 +)
>> It does seem like this doesn't work - at least, not how I would expect
>> it to - on bash (either on Cygwin or on Linux). Maybe you should try ksh
>> on Cygwin.
>
> He said he did. Read the subject of this thread
Thorsten Kampe wrote:
* mwoehlke (2006-05-23 16:37 +)
It does seem like this doesn't work - at least, not how I would expect
it to - on bash (either on Cygwin or on Linux). Maybe you should try ksh
on Cygwin.
He said he did. Read the subject of this thread.
Sorry, my apologies...
(Maybe
* mwoehlke (2006-05-23 16:37 +)
> It does seem like this doesn't work - at least, not how I would expect
> it to - on bash (either on Cygwin or on Linux). Maybe you should try ksh
> on Cygwin.
He said he did. Read the subject of this thread.
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mwoehlke wrote:
bob wrote:
I have an hp unix script that runs in ksh and am porting it to PC. It
uses and exports arrays in hp unix. Does not seem to work in cygwin.
Can anybody offer suggestions to accomodate? I tried to put an
example below, but I was labeled a top poster and it would no
bob wrote:
I have an hp unix script that runs in ksh and am porting it to PC. It uses and
exports arrays in hp unix. Does not seem to work in cygwin. Can anybody offer
suggestions to accomodate? I tried to put an example below, but I was labeled
a top poster and it would not let me do it.
* bob (2006-05-23 12:37 +)
> I have an hp unix script that runs in ksh and am porting it to PC.
You mean you have a ksh script that runs on HP Unix?
> It uses and exports arrays in hp unix. Does not seem to work in
> cygwin.
"does not seem to work in Cygwin"... To quote an immortal phrase:
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