Greg Schafer wrote:
George Boudreau wrote:
This is a head scratcher if you have never seen it before.
Hi George
I've hit this exact same problem in gsbuild due to the way I handle the
scriptlets. If I need a conditional on the last line of a scriptlet, I
work around it by using an if/then instead of a &&. I'm sure this
behavior must be documented in the bash manual somewhere.. but buggered if
I can find it :-( Some quirkiness due to curly braces methinks..
[[ ${V} = "y" ]] && func2
replace that line with
if [[ ${V} = "y" ]]; then func2; fi
and it'll do what you want.
Hey Grep,
Yep.. that would be the 'standard' conditional format. Taking a
shortcut sometimes takes longer :-) The addition of a bash 'noop' will
also satisfy bash's interpreter parser.
(how's your new toy..?)
Regards
Greg
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