Hi, does anyone know why "echo" does not recognise "\n", "\t" etc?
Rgds
Petras
Rgds
Petras
: Hi, does anyone know why "echo" does not recognise "\n", "\t" etc?
: Rgds
: Petras
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Try echo -eQuote:>Hi, does anyone know why "echo" does not recognise "\n", "\t" etc?
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Michael
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I'm ashamed to say that I didn't check the man page for GNU echo. It seems
that all my scripts will require a "-e" added to the "echo" command.
Thanks for your time and sorry for the trouble.
Rgds
Petras
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