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Command Reference

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arrayenv

The

arrayenv

command allows you to write a list of command line arguments

<text_string>

to a pseudo-variable array, beginning with the prefix

<variable_name>

. You can also append arguments to the end of an existing

variable array using the

-a

option.

Syntax

The

arrayenv

command has the following syntax:

arrayenv

[

-a

] <

variable_name

“

<text_string>

”

[“

<text_string>

”

. . .

]

-a

appends the new arguments to the end of a variable array.

<variable_name>

is the name of the variable that holds the array.

<text_string>

contains the command line arguments. If the text for the arguments

contains blanks or special characters, enclose it in double quotes (as shown in

syntax). For example, to pass the argument Router One, specify

“Router One”

the statement.

Example

The following example sets up an array named

attribute

, specifies a series of

values for the array, appends a value to the list, and then prints the number of

elements in the array, the value of the first element and the value of the last

element. The size of the pseudo-variable array is stored at index 0.

arrayenv attribute one two “three & four” five “six & seven”

arrayenv -a attribute “Router One”

echo “Size: ${attribute[0]}”;

echo “First element: ${attribute[1]}”;

echo “Last element: ${attribute[${attribute[0]}]}”;

The output from this script is as follows:

Size: 6

First element: one

Last element: Router One

1 2 ... 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 ... 115 116

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