Why does this work:
$ [[ $(cat) == "a b" ]] <<< "a b" > potato && rm potato && echo yes
yes
But this is an error?
$ [[ $(cat) == "a b" ]] <(echo a b) > potato && rm potato && echo yes
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `<(echo a b)'
It actually seems to exclude <(subcommands) from all trailing blocks?
$ if true; then cat; fi <(echo hello)
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `<(echo hello)'
Maybe it's related to restartability?
$ a() { cat; } <<< potatosalad
$ a
potatosalad
$ a
potatosalad
$ a() { cat; } <(echo hello)
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `<(echo hello)'
Curious,
Rob
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