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Subject: hzoli change:  $foo:s//r/
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Sorry I missed this first time round.

hzoli changelog of Jul 10 says:
- $foo:s//r/ gives ... error message ... (194)

Now the following used to work

% array=(a b c d e)
% echo $array:s//\&-\&/
a-a b-b c-c d-d e-e

I remember I had a use for this once...

Anthony