Robuster string parsing in bash script #1
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In the `avrdude` call the elf-file input argument is used:
"... -Uflash:w:$1:e".
On some systems the "$1:e" is interpreted as the extension of this
argument, i.e. only producing "elf" instead of the full
"<path-to_elf.elf>"
Adding curly braces "${1]:e" ensures robust parsing.
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avrdudecall the elf-file input argument is used:... -Uflash:w:$1:eOn some systems
$1:eis interpreted as the extension of thisargument, i.e. only producing
elfinstead of the full<path-to-elf.elf>Adding curly braces
${1]:eensures robust parsing.