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#!/bin/bash[/CODE] my_array=("Location A" "Location B") PS3="Would you like to print select locations" " select location in"my_array[at symbol]}"; do [ "${location}" !="" ] && break done echo "You have selected location: ...
  1. 10-26-2010 #1
    Skorch_Creature
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    #!/bin/bash[/CODE]

    my_array=("Location A" "Location B")

    PS3="Would you like to print select locations" "
    select location in"my_array[at symbol]}"; do
    [ "${location}" !="" ] && break
    done
    echo "You have selected location: ${location}"


    I am having trouble getting this piece of code to work. I keep receiving an - unexpected E0F while looking for matching `"' error and syntax error: unexpected end of file

    Help would be very much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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  2. 10-26-2010 #2
    Skorch_Creature
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    As a reminder - I cannot print the 'at symbol' because I have not yet posted 15 posts and since the forum thinks I am posting an url, such a symbol will not display.
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    Just a wild guess. It has something to do with the quotes.One of your quotes doesn't have a matching opening/closing quote?
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