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Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 05:33:35 +0100
From: Matthias Berndt <Berndt.Matthias@gmx.de>
To: zsh-users@sunsite.dk
Subject: zshexpn problem
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Hi,

When LVERSION=2.6.10 ... why:

print ${(s/./)LVERSION[1]}
-> 2
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[2]}
->
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[3]}
-> 6
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[4]}
->
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[5]}
-> 1
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[6]}
-> 0

... and not ...

print ${(s/./)LVERSION[3]}
-> 2
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[3]}
-> 6
print ${(s/./)LVERSION[3]}
-> 10

Something like ...

print ${${(s/./)LVERSION}[1]}
-> 2
print ${${(s/./)LVERSION}[1]}
-> 6
print ${${(s/./)LVERSION}[1]}
-> 10

... works 'correct', but is seems not very intelligent.