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problem with an IF statement
I need an IF statement that will compare the contents of the variable CX with the actual string "CP". ie. If the contents of $CX are NOT equal to the actual string "CP" then blah blah blah.
I have tried a number of things including the following....... if [[ $CX != `echo CP` ]]; then if [[ $CX != "CP" ]]; then if [[ $CX != CP ]]; then none of which seem to work any suggestions ? |
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