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Variables scope.
Hi ,
I'm trying to change the variable value in a while loop , however its not working it seems that the problem with subshells while reading the file. #!/bin/sh FLAG=0; cat filename | while read data do FLAG=1; done echo $FLAG Should display 1 instead displays 0 |
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