I think that's korn shell syntax, although I thought bash would handle
that.. oh well, if you enclose it in double brackets ((...)) instead of
the suqare ones, it should work, and you can probably remove the curly
braces too.
hope this helps..
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, SoloCDM wrote:
> I tried to evaluate an arithmetic value with a while command using
> "while [ ${MANS} >= 4 ]", but it doesn't work . . . why? Ignore the
> omittance of do through done.
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