bash run script from here doc [duplicate]

问题

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Using variables inside a bash heredoc (3 answers)

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In the code below, variable X is output normally.

# cat a.sh
X=world
echo 'hello' $X

# cat a.sh | bash
hello world

But, using here doc, variable X is not displayed.

# cat <<EOF | bash
> X=world
> echo 'hello' $X
> EOF
hello

# bash -s <<EOF
> X=world
> echo 'hello' $X
> EOF
hello

What made this difference?

回答1:

You can see what happens when you remove the |bash

X=oldvalue
cat <<EOF 
X=world
echo "hello $X"
EOF

The $X is replaced before piping it to bash.
You can check the following

X=oldvalue
cat <<"EOF"
X=world
echo "hello $X"
EOF

This is what you want to execute:

cat <<"EOF" | bash
X=world
echo "hello $X"
EOF

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55195182/bash-run-script-from-here-doc