I sure hope this is something simple. When I grab information from within an if statement that is inside of a for loop it is not carried to outside of the for loop. I can print the information from within the if statement just fine and then lose it afterwards. Am I missing something? Coming from Python I have never experienced this before.
func main() {
var neededinfo string
for _, slice := range info_slices {
// Get information out of slices
if strings.Contains(slice, "indicator ") {
neededinfo := string(ExeSH("echo '" + slice + "' | awk '{ print $4 }'"))
neededinfo = neededinfo[1:len(neededinfo)-2]
fmt.Println(neededinfo) // Returns my information
}
}
fmt.Println(neededinfo) // Returns nothing
}
Most likely is the fact that you are overwriting the neededinfo variable
func main() {
var neededinfo []string
for _, slice := range info_slices {
// Get information out of slices
if strings.Contains(slice, "indicator ") {
response := string(ExeSH("echo '" + slice + "' | awk '{ print $4 }'"))
neededinfo = append(neededinfo, response[1:len(response)-2]
}
}
fmt.Println(neededinfo)
}