OK, I am getting crazy (maybe): Can anyone explain why ksh -c 'x="-a
-C" ; [[ "$x" == ~(Xlr)(.*-a.*)&(.*-C.*) ]] && print true' does not
print 'true"? Xlr selects an augmented extended regular expression,
.*-a.* should be a match, .*-C.* should be a match and & means AND.
I'm banging my head since an hour against the problem with no success.
HELP, please.
Olga
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