I have a code like that
var="before"  
echo "$someString" | sed '$someRegex' | while read line 
do
    if [ $condition ]; then
        var="after"
      开发者_开发技巧  echo "$var" #first echo
    fi 
done 
echo "$var" #second echo
Here first echo print "after", but second is "before". How can I make second echo print "after". I think it is because of pipe buy I don't know how figure out.
Thanks for any solutions...
answer edit:
I corrected it and it works fine. Thanks eugene for your useful answer
var="before"  
while read line 
do
    if [ $condition ]; then
        var="after"
        echo "$var" #first echo
    fi 
done < <(echo "$someString" | sed '$someRegex')
echo "$var" #second echo
The reason for this behaviour is that a while loop runs in a subshell when it's part of a pipeline. For the while loop above, a new subshell with its own copy of the variable var is created.
See this article for possible workarounds: I set variables in a loop that's in a pipeline. Why do they disappear after the loop terminates? Or, why can't I pipe data to read?.
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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