Tag: delimiter

bash command XOR ^ anothercommand

bash delimiter linux logical-operators operators

In the example below: what’s the expected behaviour of the XOR operator in shell? So when we enter what triggers anothercommand to run (if it will execute at all)? Answer If you enter command ^ anothercommand, you are simply providing command with two arguments, ^ and anothercommand. There is no operator here. anothercommand will only run if command decides to

Bash – one-liner echo with delimiter

bash csv delimiter linux ubuntu

So my sample code so far looks like this: I want to be able to echo it out to make it look like the following: But the problem is that when I tried using AWK, sed, or IFS they also use n as delimiters which I don’t want that to happen as the text gets all messed up. Is there