On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Dan Stromberg wrote:
> 2>&1 is familiar to me, but 2]]> is not, and I see nothing in the bash
> 2.04 doc about 2]]>. Can someone tell me which part of the bash doc
> describes this, or describe the function of 2]]>?
i had the same reaction, but figured, maybe i'm just clueless about
some bash extension to i/o redirection. but the above *can't* be a
legal construct, since "]" is used to build logical conditions.
so i haven't the foggiest what it means, and i'm sure it can't be
legal.
rday
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