On Tue, Feb 02, 2010 at 06:25:45PM +1100, neilb@xxxxxxx wrote:
The
[[ string =~ pattern ]]
command in bash only treats unquoted characters in 'pattern'
as being pattern characters. If they are quoted, they much match
literally.
why all this bashism?
- if [[ "$$n" =~ '.so$$' ]]; then \
posix would make it
if [ -z "$${n##*.so}" ] ; then \
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