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On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:54:31 -0500 "Gordon Marx" <[hidden email]> wrote: > Also, going back a couple of posts...where did someone see that > backticks were deprecated? I've googled around a little and have found > literally zero authoritative sources. Actually POSIX (more specifically KSH which essentially became the POSIX shell) introduced the $(...) to replace the `...`. Many books on the shells talk about the backquote or grae accent as being deprecated, but the documentation for KSH specifically calls the backquote form "obsolete", but does not deprecate it. So, let me back of from my use of deprecated, because both SH, BASH, and KSH the backquote or grave accent is retained for backward compatibility.
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