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| From | Frank Winkler <usenet@f.winkler-ka.de> |
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| Subject | Different variable assignments |
| Date | Fri, 11 Oct 2024 19:56:03 +0200 |
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Hi there ! Consider the following commands: $ var1=`uname -sr` $ echo $var1 Darwin 24.0.0 $ read var2 <<< `uname -sr` $ echo $var2 Darwin 24.0.0 $ uname -sr | read var3 $ echo $var3 $ uname -sr | read -p var3 $ echo $var3 $ While the first two ones behave like expected, I wonder why the latter ones fail. What's the difference behind the scenes? How can I do such an assignment at the end of a command instead of the beginning? Any ideas? TIA fw
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Different variable assignments Frank Winkler <usenet@f.winkler-ka.de> - 2024-10-11 19:56 +0200
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