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09-16-2003 07:05 AM
09-16-2003 07:05 AM
Hi all together,
only a short tiny thing: I am writing a short bash script but can not remember what the correct syntax is to compare the content of two shell variables in an if statement.
Thought it is:
if ["$T1"="$T2"]
then
anything
fi
What is wrong with that, cause it is not working.
Thanks a lot,
Oliver
only a short tiny thing: I am writing a short bash script but can not remember what the correct syntax is to compare the content of two shell variables in an if statement.
Thought it is:
if ["$T1"="$T2"]
then
anything
fi
What is wrong with that, cause it is not working.
Thanks a lot,
Oliver
Oliver Schmitz
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09-16-2003 07:11 AM
09-16-2003 07:11 AM
Solution
Missing whitespace and it's really a good/disciplined practice to enclose all variables in {}'s -- though that's not your problem here.
should be:
if [ "${T1}" = "${T2}" ]
note the spaces
after the "[" and before the "]" -- they are required.
should be:
if [ "${T1}" = "${T2}" ]
note the spaces
after the "[" and before the "]" -- they are required.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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