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| == How can i perform a substitution with arbitrary values ("s/$foo/$bar/") safely, without treating either value as a regular expression or worrying about other special characters? == | == Can I use something like templates with bash? == Bash does not have any native way to use templates. However, depending on your actual goals, just evaluating the file with a new bash or shell instance could do the trick. |
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Can I use something like templates with bash?
Bash does not have any native way to use templates. However, depending on your actual goals, just evaluating the file with a new bash or shell instance could do the trick.
This is further discussed on the TemplateFiles page