On Tuesday, October 14, 2014, Greg Raven <[email protected]> wrote:
Is there such a thing as variables for Unix worksheets? I've
checked the Users Manual but didn't find anything. Maybe that's
just me, though.
My idea is that it would be neat to be able to have an entry in
the worksheet that looked something like this:
unix-worksheet-variable = "MX"
dig -t %unix-worksheet-variable% example.org
dig -t %unix-worksheet-variable% example.com
dig -t %unix-worksheet-variable% example.net
dig -t %unix-worksheet-variable% example.info
dig -t %unix-worksheet-variable% example.biz
By changing the only worksheet variable, I could dig for MX,
NS, etc., as opposed to doing a find-and-replace.
Since worksheets are backed by a shell, I would imagine that
shell variables would work for this purpose.
R.
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