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I am curious why:
c = array("foo", 4, "bar");
Converts to:
c=$("array" "foo" $((4)) "bar")
Instead of the more standard form:
declare -a c=("foo" 4 "bar")
Namely using $("array" and $(()) for numbers/booleans.
$("array"
$(())
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a = ["", "y", -1, 1]; - would make an array
a = ["", "y", -1, 1];
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I am curious why:
Converts to:
Instead of the more standard form:
Namely using
$("array"
and$(())
for numbers/booleans.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: