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1 total messages Started by Scott Weikart Sat, 08 Aug 1992 00:45
Re: Differences between bash-1.12 and ksh88
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Author: Scott Weikart
Date: Sat, 08 Aug 1992 00:45
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>Incidentally, I may have missed this but I don't recall seeing any mention
>of (( )) and [[ ]], which one may find in ksh but not bash.

bash has all of the features of (( )) , without the (( )) syntax.  But as
friedman@gnu.ai.mit.edu mention, bash has $[ ] syntax.  It would be nice if
the (( )) syntax could be treated the same as the $[ ] synax (assuming they
have the same semantics).

I didn't mention [[ ]] because that's only in the 1988 version of ksh.  Almost
none of the features added to the 1988 version of ksh are in bash; bash
basically supports the 1986 version of ksh.

Oops, I see that I typed the wrong thing in my original posting!  I meant to
compare bash to ksh86 not ksh88.  Sorry about that.

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