will try making a better paste thank you On Fri, Nov 13, 2020, 22:24 Bob Proulx <b...@proulx.com> wrote:
> This would be a good question for help-b...@gnu.org since you are > asking about bash things. Please send your question there as that is > where the bash experts hang out to answer these types of questions. > > Meanwhile... It is not clear to me exactly what you are trying to > do. Therefore reducing the problem to the simplest case would help. > As it is presently it is too hard for readers to easily understand > your question and therefore most will likely ignore it. Simpler gets > better results. > > Bob > > ikhxcsz7y xmbott wrote: > > ( http://ix.io/2E0q ) > > > > ++ BEGINFILE oo.x7yz.3 > > > > root@boost:~# cd x7yz > > root@boost:~/x7yz# ls > > +al +kw KWS kwp oo.x7yz.2 x7yz > > root@boost:~/x7yz# . x7yz > > root@boost:~/x7yz# +al > > bash: syntax error near unexpected token `;' > > root@boost:~/x7yz# bash -- +al > > root@boost:~/x7yz# > > > > -- ENDFILE oo.x7yz.3 -=| 224 chars 28 words 8 lines > > ++ BEGINFILE x7yz > > > > #!/bin/bash > > self=${BASH_SOURCE##/*} self=${self+$PWD/$self} > self=${self:-$BASH_SOURCE} \ > > dir=${self%/*} ; cd "$dir" > > shopt -s extglob globstar expand_aliases > > aal=( +al KWS +kw kwp ) > > . -- +al > > > > -- ENDFILE x7yz -=| 190 chars 23 words 6 lines > > ++ BEGINFILE +al > > > > aalres=( ) aalt= > > for caali in ${!aal[@]} ; do > > aalres[caali]=$( > > printf %s "${aal[caali]}=" > > if [[ -f ${aalt:=${aald[caali]:-${aal[caali]}}} ]] ; then > > exec cat -- "$aalt" > > else > > printf -- %s "$aalt" > > fi > > ) aalt= > > done > > [[ -v aalres[0] ]] && > > alias -- "${aalres[@]}"; > > > > -- ENDFILE +al -=| 275 chars 41 words 13 lines > > ++ BEGINFILE KWS > > > > kwids=-1 SUBSEP=$'\035' > > declare -A KWS > > declare -n ckwpe='KWS["${__K}kw$SUBSET$ckwp"]' ; > > > > -- ENDFILE KWS -=| 89 chars 9 words 3 lines > > ++ BEGINFILE +kw > > > > __K="$kws$SUBSEP$(( ++kwids ))$SUBSEP" KWS["$__K,takes"]=$akwt oI=$IFS > > IFS=$'\n' KWS["$__K,code"]="${akwc[*]}" IFS=$oI > > for cakw in "${akw[@]}" ; do KWS["$__K,kw,$cakw"]=$kwids ; done ; > > > > -- ENDFILE +kw -=| 186 chars 18 words 2 lines > > ++ BEGINFILE kwp > > > > > > for ckwp in "${kwp[@]}" ; do eval -- "${ckwpe:-}" ; done ; > > > > -- ENDFILE kwp -=| 61 chars 12 words 2 lines > > -- END of 6 pastes ( 1025 chars 131 words 34 lines > > >
