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Compilation problem. Reading data from stdin is recognized as simple string value
The code:
println("text1") println("text1") print("Continue? [y/n]:") answer = @(read line; echo $line) if (answer == "n") { println("Canceled") }
Will be converted to:
function bish_main () { stdlib_println "${_0}"; stdlib_println "${_1}"; stdlib_print "${_2}"; if [[ "${answer}" == "n" ]]; then local _3="Canceled"; stdlib_println "${_3}"; fi; } function stdlib_println () { local s="${1}"; printf "%b" "${s}"; echo ""; } args=( "$0" "$@" ); { _0=" - Apache2"; _1=""; _2="Continue? [y/n]:"; answer=$(read line; echo ${line}); } bish_main;
So answer=$(read line; echo ${line}); in the list of simple string arguments
answer=$(read line; echo ${line});
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Compilation problem. Reading data from stdin is recognized as simple string value
The code:
Will be converted to:
So
answer=$(read line; echo ${line});
in the list of simple string argumentsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: