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returning un executed string to shell prompt
Hi all, i'm pritty new to chell scripting
I'm trying to find a way to return a value to shell without it executing. is there a special character that will encase a sting including the command to a shell without executing, so waiting for the user to press enter. say i wanted to return a value like "cd /usr/mydocs/mywrk/thedate/" but just have it sit in the shell. anyway is this possible or am i waisting my time here any answers would be greatly apreciated. john |
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