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Hello,

I need to store some long strings in a bash variable, I'd like to know 
if there's a limit in length (last version of bash/cygwin 1.5).

At the moment the string is 3.185 chars long. It's a temporary situation 
until I figure something better out.

Regards,

Nicolas

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