In the last episode (Dec 31), Erik Trulsson said:
> On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 06:47:45PM -0800, Edward Martinez wrote:
> > On 12/30/11 17:06, ??? wrote:
> > > I used ' singe quotes, so double quotes is:
> > >
> > > $ FRUIT_BASKET="apples oranges pears"
> > > $ echo -e "My fruit basket co
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 06:47:45PM -0800, Edward Martinez wrote:
> On 12/30/11 17:06, ??? wrote:
> > I used ' singe quotes, so double quotes is:
> >
> > $ FRUIT_BASKET="apples oranges pears"
> > $ echo -e "My fruit basket contains: \n $FRUIT_BASKET"
> > My fruit basket contains:
> > ap
On 12/30/11 17:06, Любомир Григоров wrote:
I used ' singe quotes, so double quotes is:
$ FRUIT_BASKET="apples oranges pears"
$ echo -e "My fruit basket contains: \n $FRUIT_BASKET"
My fruit basket contains:
apples oranges pears
Thanks for the help, it worked. I find it interesting that Free
I used ' singe quotes, so double quotes is:
$ FRUIT_BASKET="apples oranges pears"
$ echo -e "My fruit basket contains: \n $FRUIT_BASKET"
My fruit basket contains:
apples oranges pears
На 30 декември 2011, 17:04, Любомир Григоров написа:
> try with the -e flag:
>
> $ FRUIT_BASKET="apples orange
try with the -e flag:
$ FRUIT_BASKET="apples oranges pears"
$ echo -e 'My fruit basket contains: \n $FRUIT_BASKET'
My fruit basket contains:
$FRUIT_BASKET
>Why the scape sequence; newline (\n) does not work in FreeBSD's bash,
However, it works both in Linux and Solaris bash?
--
Lyubomi
Hello,
Why the scape sequence; newline (\n) does not work in FreeBSD's
bash, However, it works both in Linux and Solaris bash?
For instance, when i type something basic using the newline scape
sequence in FreeBSD bash i get this:
$ FRUIT_BASKET="apple oranges pears"
$ echo "M
