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How to split an expression by space in bash?
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I am getting the valid result I want in zsh but not bash, what am I missing? I am trying to split the string into words.
Bash
bash-3.2$ echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
bash: ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}: bad substitution
zshrc
> echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
Hello World
bash zsh
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I am getting the valid result I want in zsh but not bash, what am I missing? I am trying to split the string into words.
Bash
bash-3.2$ echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
bash: ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}: bad substitution
zshrc
> echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
Hello World
bash zsh
Bash doesn't have nested substitution. Please provide a more realistic usecase.
– muru
4 mins ago
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I am getting the valid result I want in zsh but not bash, what am I missing? I am trying to split the string into words.
Bash
bash-3.2$ echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
bash: ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}: bad substitution
zshrc
> echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
Hello World
bash zsh
I am getting the valid result I want in zsh but not bash, what am I missing? I am trying to split the string into words.
Bash
bash-3.2$ echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
bash: ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}: bad substitution
zshrc
> echo ${$(echo "Hello World")[@]}
Hello World
bash zsh
bash zsh
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Bash doesn't have nested substitution. Please provide a more realistic usecase.
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Bash doesn't have nested substitution. Please provide a more realistic usecase.
– muru
4 mins ago
Bash doesn't have nested substitution. Please provide a more realistic usecase.
– muru
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Bash doesn't have nested substitution. Please provide a more realistic usecase.
– muru
4 mins ago
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Bash doesn't have nested substitution. Please provide a more realistic usecase.
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