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@@ -1148,12 +1148,12 @@ Contrary to popular belief, there is no issue in utilizing raw escape sequences.
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| Parameter | What does it do? |
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| Parameter | What does it do? |
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| --------- | ---------------- |
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| --------- | ---------------- |
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| `${VAR:-STRING}` | If `VAR` is empty or unset, use `STRING` as it's value.
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| `${VAR:-STRING}` | If `VAR` is empty or unset, use `STRING` as its value.
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| `${VAR-STRING}` | If `VAR` is unset, use `STRING` as it's value.
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| `${VAR-STRING}` | If `VAR` is unset, use `STRING` as its value.
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| `${VAR:=STRING}` | If `VAR` is empty or unset, set the value of `VAR` to `STRING`.
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| `${VAR:=STRING}` | If `VAR` is empty or unset, set the value of `VAR` to `STRING`.
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| `${VAR=STRING}` | If `VAR` is unset, set the value of `VAR` to `STRING`.
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| `${VAR=STRING}` | If `VAR` is unset, set the value of `VAR` to `STRING`.
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| `${VAR:+STRING}` | If `VAR` is not empty, use `STRING` as it's value.
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| `${VAR:+STRING}` | If `VAR` is not empty, use `STRING` as its value.
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| `${VAR+STRING}` | If `VAR` is set, use `STRING` as it's value.
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| `${VAR+STRING}` | If `VAR` is set, use `STRING` as its value.
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| `${VAR:?STRING}` | Display an error if empty or unset.
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| `${VAR:?STRING}` | Display an error if empty or unset.
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| `${VAR?STRING}` | Display an error if unset.
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| `${VAR?STRING}` | Display an error if unset.
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