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create array in loop with variable in array's name
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pikta |
Subject: |
create array in loop with variable in array's name |
Date: |
Fri, 28 May 2010 16:04:48 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi all,
I'm just a beginer and I got stucked .... I'm trying to create multiple
array with variable in array's name. I would expect to have 3 arrays and
each of them would contain 3 elements like array1=(a b c) array2=(a b c )
array3=(a b c) ; what means that first element of array1[0]="a" and for
example third element of array3[2]="c". This is the way how I do it :
for (( n=1; n<4; n++ ))
do
array$n=(a b c)
done
...but there is syntax error.... and I can not fix it. I know I can declare
these 3 arrays as :
array1=(a b c)
array2=(a b c)
but this is just a simple example; in fact I want to read from several files
to array$n and I can not go through ... can I declare array's name with some
variable in it's name???? pls help; thanks in advance for any hint
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