read command in zsh throws error
If you want emulate pause command in your shell, read is the most used command.
In bash works without problems:
read -p $'Press enter to continue...\n'
... but in zsh the argument -p is for coprocess, for that reason returns:
read: -p: no coprocess
To have a generic code to emulate pause command (independent of your shell), is better use the following sentence:
printf 'Press enter to continue...\n';read ans
Enjoy it!
In bash works without problems:
read -p $'Press enter to continue...\n'
... but in zsh the argument -p is for coprocess, for that reason returns:
read: -p: no coprocess
To have a generic code to emulate pause command (independent of your shell), is better use the following sentence:
printf 'Press enter to continue...\n';read ans
Enjoy it!
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