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In article <142877@sun.Eng.Sun.COM> rock@warp.Eng.Sun.COM (Bill Petro) writes:
} 
} Here it is:
} 
} #!/bin/sh
} # bq for mush
} #
} if [ $# -lt 2 ]
} then
}     echo bq: too few arguments
}     echo 'usage: bq variable command [args ...]'
} fi 1>&2
} out=$HOME/.mushbq
} var=$1
} shift
} val=`eval "$@" | tr "\012'" ' "'`
} echo set $var = "'$val'" > $out

Thanks, Bill, but you forgot what needs to go in .mushrc to support this:

    cmd bq 'sh bq \!* ; source ~/.mushbq'

The script creates a "set" command and puts it in a specific file from
which mush can "source" it.  The "tr" does a little processing to remove
single quotes from the output of the command, so that wrapping the output
in single quotes in the "set" command is certain to work.
-- 
Bart Schaefer						schaefer@cse.ogi.edu