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using `` ( standart output redirection ) in cshell
Hi everyone ,
I have a little question on using `` in cshell . I try to do the next thing : 1) I want to use a local varible of cshell script inside `` quotes , for example : set a = (find . | grep file $1 ) grep fff `perl -e 'some regular expression` $a ` the problem is when I write $a inside inversed quotes , the cshell treats it like a string and not as variable content. How can I solve this ? |
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