Hello, Akim! > Second means consists in just using $$. We have room for this: > s/conftest/conf$$/, I really can't understand why we'd need something > more complex. Are you sure that $$ is always preserved across subshells? What it I create conf$$ in a subshell but want to access it in the top level shell? All the shells I tried (bash, zsh, ash) don't change $$, but if there is an exception, we are in trouble. Specifically, the following code should print the same number three times: /bin/echo $$; /bin/echo `/bin/echo $$`; (/bin/echo $$) Regards, Pavel Roskin
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