「あ、気づいたらauto-compact...」を防ぐ。Claude Codeのコンテキスト使用率をmacOS通知してみる
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#Linux #CommandLine #array question: The output of
~$ ps ax | grep librewolf | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}'
Creates this list of pids:
6968
7027
7072
7077
7086
7126
7187
7201
7207
7213

I want to store them in an array. The problem I'm running in to is the command line below doesn't store them in the variable, lwf

lwf=$(ps ax | grep librewolf | grep -v grep | awk '{print $1}')

When I then attempt to list the array elements with
printf "${#lwf[@]}\n"

The output is only this digit: 1
Which is not the first pid in the list above. The goal is to define the array in a #ShellScript. Thoughts? Suggestions?

【Excalidraw】ローカル環境をワンクリックで爆速起動する自動化スクリプト
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Claude Code と Codex のレート残量を確認するためにブラウザを開くのをやめた話
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Custom FM Radio Station Powered by Shell Scripts

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