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(Issue migrated from https://osdn.net/projects/yash/ticket/40711)
We now support expansion like this:
$ set -o braceexpand $ d=. o=1 $ echo {1${d}${d}3} {${o}..3} 1 2 3 1 2 3
This may possibly be a cause of unexpected expansion, for example, like echo {${var}} where var='1..3'.
echo {${var}}
var='1..3'
On the other hand, it would still be useful if the range of numeric brace expansion could be specified by parameters: echo {${from}..${to}}
echo {${from}..${to}}
So my current opinion is that the braces and dots must be literal (not from parameter expansion) but the numbers can be a parameter.
(This behavior is different from that of other shells, though...)
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(Issue migrated from https://osdn.net/projects/yash/ticket/40711)
We now support expansion like this:
This may possibly be a cause of unexpected expansion, for example, like
echo {${var}}
wherevar='1..3'
.On the other hand, it would still be useful if the range of numeric brace expansion could be specified by parameters:
echo {${from}..${to}}
So my current opinion is that the braces and dots must be literal (not from parameter expansion) but the numbers can be a parameter.
(This behavior is different from that of other shells, though...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: