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Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {'
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Eduardo Bustamante |
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Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {' |
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Sun, 2 Dec 2018 19:52:26 -0800 |
On Sun, Dec 2, 2018 at 7:40 PM Peng Yu <address@hidden> wrote:
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> It sounds like the following construct would always produce the same
> result. Is it so?
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> if some_cond; then
> do something1
> do something2
> fi
>
> somc_cond && {
> do something1
> do something2
> }
There is a difference if you want to
- use "else"
- use a more complicated condition
- [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Peng Yu, 2018/12/02
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {',
Eduardo Bustamante <=
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Peng Yu, 2018/12/02
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Bob Proulx, 2018/12/03
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Greg Wooledge, 2018/12/04
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Peng Yu, 2018/12/04
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Greg Wooledge, 2018/12/04
- Re: [Help-bash] The difference between 'if cond; then' and 'cond && {', Jesse Hathaway, 2018/12/04