11-09-2007
Cheers- but still...
Quote:
Originally Posted by
aigles
You execute your script with /bin/sh (line #1) which doesn't reconize the [[ ... ]] form of test.
You must use bash or ksh or replace [[ ... ]] by [ ... ]
There is no problem with spaces around the = operator.
Jean-Pierre.
Thank you Jean-Pierre for your persistence in regard to my problem. It is very much appreciated. My problem still stands, even with changing the #! line to /bin/bash .
I still get this:
sh-3.1$ ./wordspell testfile
hellio is mispelled. Press Enter to keep spelling, or type a correction here: hello
./wordspell: line 14: [[hello=]]: command not found
./wordspell: line 17: [1]=hello: command not found
Its got something to do with the arrays for sure - i have no idea why tho.
I might be thinking arrays too much like C++ arrays if that helps. lol. Anything is worth a look right?
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