Hi,
I just figured out that in BASH you cannot export an array to make it visible for subshells.
Any suggestions how to deal with this?
One chance would be instead of making a BASH array to create a string variable which is certain structure. Then you have to split this variable in BASH, perl, ruby, etc by hand. An other chance would be to create n+1 variables, i.e if you have an array TMD_output=("A" "b" "c and d") you could generate TMD_output_0=3 # how many items TMD_output_1="A" TMD_output_2="b" TMD_output_3="c and d"
Greetings
Hans-Jörg
On 19 Nov 2006, at 20:20, Hans-Joerg Bibiko wrote:
Hi,
of course I forgot something.
In order to be able to have access from a perl, python, ruby, etc. script I export these BASH variables now.
On the other hand there is still one question:
I set the value to an empty string if the given key is not set as key witin the plist. Is there a better way? I believe it is ok and the user has to catch this by itself.