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ksh variable pass to awk
I'm trying to store the response from a nawk command inside of a ksh script. The command is:
text=$(nawk -F: '$1 ~ /${imgArray[$i]}/ {print $2}' ${etcDir}/captions.txt) From what I can tell, the imgArray variable is not being expanding when it is inside the single quote ('). Is there something I need to do to escape this to make it work? |
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