I tend to use arrays in my bash scripts; here's an example:
this defines an array, twirl, which I could later call like:
to get the bar symbol. The syntax is uglier than other languages, but so are most things about bash, and anyway, it works.
anyhow, bunster doesn't support arrays -- I get an error message telling me there shouldn't be a paren where my array is defined.
tangentially, cool program; bunster is a neat idea.
I tend to use arrays in my bash scripts; here's an example:
this defines an array, twirl, which I could later call like:
to get the bar symbol. The syntax is uglier than other languages, but so are most things about bash, and anyway, it works.
anyhow, bunster doesn't support arrays -- I get an error message telling me there shouldn't be a paren where my array is defined.
tangentially, cool program; bunster is a neat idea.