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[Michael Southwell]

A line of code says this:
   if (!(${$foo})) do something if the value is empty

If $foo="bar" and $bar="something" then will ${$foo} evaluate to 
"something"--which I assume is the purpose of the curly brackets?  But it 
doesn't seem to work when the value is empty, though I would swear it used 
to.  or maybe there is something with an empty value evaluating true 
anyway, so I need to use =="" or ==="", or =='' or ==='' (single quotation 
marks)?  Is this tricky, or am I just ignorant?

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