:local packageVersion (/file get (find ".npk") package-version)
:put $packageVersionNo the file is named as a mikrotik firmware, something like "routeros-arm-6.49.10.npk". I noticed this after posting, i changed to:the file is called .npk?
why you use () ???
:local packageVersion [/file get [find type="package"] package-version]If you know Linux/UNIX, the [] are similar to `` backtick to run a command and replace result in-place.I didn't even think about the use (), i'm kind new to scripting, thanks for the hint!
Yes and the new way of doing this in UNIX/Linux, not using back tics chars. is like this.If you know Linux/UNIX, the [] are similar to `` backtick to run a command and replace result in-place.I didn't even think about the use (), i'm kind new to scripting, thanks for the hint!
$(cat /etc/passwd)
Yes and the new way of doing this in UNIX/Linux, not using back tics chars. is like this.
Use dollar sign and regular parentheses.Code: Select all$(cat /etc/passwd)