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Re: Problem with how to assign an array
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Steven W. Orr |
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Re: Problem with how to assign an array |
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Fri, 25 Feb 2011 13:25:53 -0500 |
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On 2/25/2011 4:22 AM, Andreas Schwab wrote:
"Steven W. Orr"<steveo@syslang.net> writes:
517> r=($(eval echo "\${${a_all[1]}[@]}"))
If you use $(eval echo ...) you are almost always doing it wrong.
eval "r=(\"\${${a_all[1]}[@]}\")"
Andreas.
Thanks. I changed things of the form
r=($(eval "echo "\${${a_all[1]}[@]}\""))
to
eval "r=(\"\${${a_all[1]}[@]}\")"
One place where I can't see how to eliminate the construct is where I pass in
the name of an array and parse it using set
set -- $(eval echo \"\${$name[@]}\")
would I be better off with something like
eval "set -- \"\${$name[@]}\""
?
TIA
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