Never mind for now... there obviously something
else going on ... (had problems w/it buried in
a function, but in simple echo test, works fine...)
so ... likely operator error...so please ignore this
until I figure out a proper example...(which I'm not
assuming I will -- i.e. more likely some other problem)...
sorry for line noise.
Linda Walsh wrote:
Is it documented that ${!1} won't give you indirection
of "$1"? I guess I missed that, and sorta expected it
to do indirection the same as any other var, but doesn't
seem to work in 4.3.39.
Should it? Or why shouldn't it?
tnx...
-l
