IFS is a variable in Unix shells (Bourne, POSIX sh, bash, ksh, …) that controls how unescaped substitutions are split into words.
If the following example, which sets the IFS environment variable to a line feed character... IFS=$'\n' What does …
bash shell variables environment-variables ifsI'm learning bash and I saw this construction: cat file | while IFS= read -r line; do ... done Can anyone explain …
bash ifsI'm trying to use for in the shell to iterate over filenames with spaces. I read in a stackoverflow question …
bash shell ifsI'm trying to split a string into two variables (without having to use a while loop): var="hello:world" IFS=…
bash shell ifsI thought setting IFS to $'\n' would help me in reading an entire file into an array, as in: …
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