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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Array Element Post 302927833 by sea on Friday 5th of December 2014 09:41:39 PM
Old 12-05-2014
You could also use a conf file for all those entries....
Even if it looks as simple as this:
Code:
var1="param_name1"
var2="param_name2"
...

While just reading from such a file is very easy using IFS="=" and a while read, any kind of 'dynamic' reading of a certain variable might become more complex.

There is the option to save each entry into a single file.

I just had help to avoid shell injection with my scripts regarding conf file modification Reading and Writing a conf file - Suggestions and improvements?.

Their function:
Code:
# List all variables (NOT values!)
tui-conf-get -l "FILE"

# Get value
tui-conf-get "FILE" "VAR"

# Set value
tui-conf-set "FILE" "VAR" "VAL"

Maybe they could be of help?
 

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NAME

       OWL::DirectSemantics::Element::Declaration - represents an OWL Declaration

DESCRIPTION

       This class represents the Declaration element in OWL Direct Semantics.

       This class inherits from OWL::DirectSemantics::Element.

       It does the OWL::DirectSemantics::Writer::FunctionalSyntax and OWL::DirectSemantics::Writer::Dump roles.

   Attributes
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	   A list of annotations associated with this object.  The value is a ArrayRef.

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