05-10-2018
Quote:
Originally Posted by
vgersh99
couple of things:
- #!/bash/bin should be #!/bin/bash
- ./morse "a b c" should be ./morse "A B C" as you have your array indexed by the upper-cased letters. You may upper-case your input string prior to processing tho: typeset -u str=$1.
On the first part, actually I have that correct in my script haha just when I copy pasted it over I forgot it and typed it back in just incorrectly... ooops!
And secondly, thank you! Wow I feel really dumb for that... Guess you just always miss the smallest things...
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