From: jeff AT nuance DOT com (Jeff Bergan)
Subject: bash pattern substitution
19 Sep 1998 06:02:10 -0700
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Hi,

I was just trying to write a bash script in which I wanted to do a quick
substitution in a variable, and it seems that bash has trouble with this.  I
typed in an example from a book which works on unix:
echo -e {PATH//:/'\n'}

And it complains of bad substitution.  I'm using b18 on NT.. is this known
and fixed in b19?  Thanks!

Jeff

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