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Rather than using the shellAssign macro, it'd be nice to be able to assign the result of command to a variable "in-line". To do so we could use a special token such as "=>" followed by the variable name, = and the command to execute. For example:
var firstResult =""var secondResult =""
shell:
=>firstResult =cat myfile.txt
=>secondResult = ls
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Rather than using the shellAssign macro, it'd be nice to be able to assign the result of command to a variable "in-line". To do so we could use a special token such as "=>" followed by the variable name, = and the command to execute. For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: