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From: David Henderson <dhender...@digital-pipe.com>
Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2016 14:41:25 -0400
Subject: Re: arrays
To: Jody Lee Bruchon <j...@jodybruchon.com>
Thanks for the response Jody! I understand that BB is POSIX
compliant, but didn't realize
Thanks for the continued replies Jody :)
I would love to, but I'm not very effective at that low level of
programming. More of a shell and web-based programmer...
Rob Landley, do you have any plans on implementing arrays in the toolbox shell?
Thanks,
Dave
On 8/4/16, Jody Lee Bruchon &l
So I'm trying to process the attached storage devices and their
partitions (which get stored in arrays since the data is referenced
multiple times). Since I don't know what any one particular user will
have, I can't create individual variables for this and use arrays.
I'm still looking for help
Good morning all! I have a script that uses arrays, but I can't seem
to figure out what's going on with /bin/sh in handling them. Is there
a specific way to initialize them or use them with busybox?
Thanks,
Dave
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Guenter schrieb:
Hi all,
I just suprisingly found that latest busybox 1.13.3 seems not yet
support arrays like bash does, f.e. something like:
#!/bin/ash
url='http://'
files=(`wget -q -O - $url`)
for ((i=0; i${#files[*]}; i++)); do
echo $i - ${files[$i]}
done
returns
Hi all,
I just suprisingly found that latest busybox 1.13.3 seems not yet
support arrays like bash does, f.e. something like:
#!/bin/ash
url='http://'
files=(`wget -q -O - $url`)
for ((i=0; i${#files[*]}; i++)); do
echo $i - ${files[$i]}
done
returns:
./getlist: line 3: syntax error
Guenter wrote:
Hi all,
I just suprisingly found that latest busybox 1.13.3 seems not yet
support arrays like bash does, f.e. something like:
#!/bin/ash
url='http://'
files=(`wget -q -O - $url`)
for ((i=0; i${#files[*]}; i++)); do
echo $i - ${files[$i]}
done
returns:
./getlist: line 3
Hi Roy,
Roy Marples schrieb:
You can use arrays with any shell with a little thought
#!/bin/ash
url='http://'
set -- `wget -q -O - $url`
i = 0
for file; do
echo $i - $file
i=$(($i + 1))
done
DISCLAIMER: The above was typed directly into an email and not actually
tested
Guenter wrote:
Here's what I have now, and this works basically, though still need to
understand the set construct:
set -- one two three
Sets the position parameters $1 $2 and $3 to one two three respectively
set -- hello world foo bar
$1=hello world
$2=foo
$3=bar
somefunc()
{
echo $1
On Thursday 12 March 2009 01:09:19 pm Guenter wrote:
Hi all,
I just suprisingly found that latest busybox 1.13.3 seems not yet
support arrays like bash does, f.e. something like:
#!/bin/ash
url='http://'
files=(`wget -q -O - $url`)
for ((i=0; i${#files[*]}; i++)); do
echo $i
On Thu, 2009-03-12 at 15:56 +, Roy Marples wrote:
one thing I didnt find yet in any docu: how can I catch if a string is
entered instead of a number with read?
if ! printf %d $n /dev/null 21; then
echo You didn't enter a number
exit 1
fi
Alternatively:
case $n in
Hello,
I am using busybox and my shell scripts use arrays declarations like this :
array=(abc def ghi)
but the busybox shell isn't bash, I am on ash and it seems to doesn't
support array declaration.
Is there a solution to use array in a script with only the busybox
shells and utilities?
Can you
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but the busybox shell isn't bash, I am on ash and it seems to doesn't
support array declaration.
Exactly. No arrays, you can only try to work around it with available
ash constructs, depending on what you want to do. There is also
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