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I'm confused... These two statements work fine and give the same
results:

	typeset x=(a b c)

	x=($(cat file))

where file contains the lines 

	a
	b
	c

But this one does _not_ work:

	typeset x=($(cat file))
Output:
	zsh: not an identifier: c)

Am I missing something or is this a bug? If it's a bug, it's there at
least since 3.0.2

Bernd

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