Closed vbauerster closed 4 years ago
I first seen this syntax in plug.kak courtesy of @andreyorst. My guess is that inside $(..)
any parentheses must match.
I first seen this syntax in plug.kak courtesy of @andreyorst. My guess is that inside
$(..)
any parentheses must match.
I've read that it is supported by POSIX sh, and also by Bash, so I've used it, because it helps keeping m working when selecting code :)
But I haven't seen much information on this topic, maybe it has some differences with single parenthesis version, which I'm not aware about.
Do you know why the opening parenthesis is needed? I have never seen this syntax before.