kbjradmin
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i know that a command can be forced to run in the current shell, as opposed to a new one, by placing a dot before it, ie.
is there any way to do this in the shebang line, so that the script always runs in the current shell, regardless of whether there is a dot?
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another question, is there some way to declare a variable where the name is decided by the value of another variable, ie.
(except that doesn't work)
Code:
$ . somescript argsis there any way to do this in the shebang line, so that the script always runs in the current shell, regardless of whether there is a dot?
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another question, is there some way to declare a variable where the name is decided by the value of another variable, ie.
Code:
declare -a $varOne=( 1 2 3 4 5 )(except that doesn't work)
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