Use for loop in example with multiple values #73
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Hello @openjck Thanks for your contribution... This is very cosmetic change about the doc. Some parts are imported directly from source code. So I didn't took time to verify the code yet. Also I don't use the ugly bash fake nested array syntax. So it's probably some legacy code here. Did you have a look at |
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The last example, which uses an argument with multiple values, can be made more terse by using a
forloop. I think this is an improvement, but whether others agree is subjective and a matter of style, so I'd understand if this change is not accepted.