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- Michael Brooks: Awesome post! I'm glad I made a good impression.
- Mark Stoecker: @Phillip @Superkikim I posted my first set of updates to the StatPress plugin. Check out the...
- Mark Stoecker: Thank you :) I do what I can. Glad to know it's helping out.
- Christof Germishuizen: hey, it's a pleasure. :) if it weren't for #!/ I'd not know a few things myself. So, thank you. :P
- Mark Stoecker: @Christof Thanks so much for the info. Very good to know. I always backup/restore the IFS as a...
- Christof Germishuizen: set -ue is not required at all. I just add it to all my scripts for strict error checking. I...
- Joseph Coffland: That is easier. 'set -ue' and 'IFS=”\t\n”' don't seem to be required. Is this somewhere...
- Mark Stoecker: @Christof I thought I tried that when I was working on this and I don't recall it working. ...
