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[kl@xxxxxxx (Klavs Klavsen)]

Takker Emil..

Det ser ud til at det er det jeg skal bruge.. Meen..

CACHE1="fisk/ole"
i=1
TMP=CACHE$i
echo ${!TMP} fisk $!TMP - $!CACHE$i 

alle giver CACHE1 istedet for indholdet af variablen CACHE1..

Har du en ide til hvordan jeg bør anvende den?`inde i {} på en eller
anden måde..

/Klavs

On Wed, 12 Dec 2001 15:56:38 +0100, "Emil S. Hansen"
<esh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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>On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 02:43:36PM +0000, Klavs Klavsen wrote:
>> Har i nogen ideer?
><SNIP man bash>
>       If the first character  of  parameter  is  an  exclamation
>       point,  a  level  of  variable  indirection is introduced.
>       Bash uses the value of the variable formed from  the  rest
>       of parameter as the name of the variable; this variable is
>       then expanded and that value is used in the  rest  of  the
>       substitution,  rather  than the value of parameter itself.
>       This is known as indirect  expansion.   The  exception  to
>       this is the expansion of ${!prefix*} described below.
></SNIP>
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>Best Regards
>Emil S. Hansen - esh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - ESH14-DK
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