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[Tip] A better echo
Post 303042183 by MadeInGermany on Wednesday 18th of December 2019 07:29:00 AM
12-18-2019
Two times thank you, Scrutinizer!I didn't yet discover the %b or thought it's a GNUism. But seems to be standard.
Now I set IFS=" " in a sub shell.
I have implemented the fixes in my original post.
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