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Old 01-17-2008
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Array operation
Hi, I would like ask for you help for coding array operation.

array= ( a b c d e f )

I would like to remove entry "d" from my array and import the remaining entries back to the array.

Thanks.
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Old 01-18-2008
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What language, bash? Just unset it...
Code:
bash-3.00$ array=(a b c d e f)
bash-3.00$ echo ${array[*]}
a b c d e f
bash-3.00$ unset array[3]
bash-3.00$ echo ${array[*]}
a b c e f
bash-3.00$
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please read the docs next time
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Thank you all.
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