Hello.
If you unset a function, then a variable argument (argv) specified after
that function will not be unset.
To reproduce:
[19:20] < koala_man> # var1=foo; funcA() { echo foo; }; var2=bar; unset
var1 funcA var2; declare -p var1 var2;
[19:24] < dreamcat4^> echo "$BASH_VERSION"
[19:24] < dreamcat4^> 4.3.30(1)-release
[19:25] < dreamcat4^> ubuntu-14.10
Kind Regards
Dreamat4
#bash IRCNet channel log:
[19:18] < koala_man> dreamcat4^: do you have a self contained test case?
[19:18] < dreamcat4^> mute: sorry, i re-organised it a bit. try: unset var1
funcA var2 funcB
[19:19] < dreamcat4^> and var2 will NOT be unset (in shell script)
[19:19] < dreamcat4^> koala_man: no
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[19:20] < koala_man> # var1=foo; funcA() { echo foo; }; var2=bar; unset
var1 funcA var2; declare -p var1 var2;
[19:20] < shbot> koala_man: bash: declare: var1: not found
[19:20] < shbot> koala_man: declare -- var2="bar"
[19:20] < koala_man> indeed
[19:20] < dualbus> unset them separately
[19:20] < dualbus> unset var1 var2; unset -f funcA funcB
[19:20] < koala_man> dualbus: why?
[19:20] < dreamcat4^> thanks koala_man
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[19:21] < koala_man> apparently, any variable after a function will not be
unset
[19:21] < dualbus> koala_man: as a work around for the bug that I'm going
to report without crediting dreamcat4^ :-P
[19:21] < dreamcat4^> koala_man: you example reproduces this behaviour
exactly.
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[19:22] < dualbus> nah, just kidding. dreamcat4^ report it to
bug-bash@gnu.org
[19:22] < dualbus> (use koala_man's short version as an example)
[19:22] < dreamcat4^> dualbus: ok. i'll send an email with koala_man's
example.
[19:22] < dualbus> but now, since we don't know what bash versions are
broken, you'll have to unset them separately
[19:22] < mute> 42# var1=foo; funcA() { echo foo; }; var2=bar; unset var1
funcA var2; declare -p var1 var2;
[19:22] < shbot> mute: bash: declare: var1: not found
[19:22] < shbot> mute: bash: declare: var2: not found
[19:23] < mute> that's why
[19:23] < mute> i've 4.2 here
[19:23] < koala_man> # echo "$BASH_VERSION"
[19:23] < shbot> koala_man: 4.3.33(2)-release
[19:23] < mute> +# var1=foo; funcA() { echo foo; }; var2=bar; unset var1
funcA var2; declare -p var1 var2;
[19:23] < shbot> mute: bash: declare: var1: not found
[19:23] < shbot> mute: declare -- var2="bar"
[19:23] < dualbus> ah, nice, so yet another regression
[19:24] < dualbus> for every fix that Chet does, he introduces like 2 bugs.
Nice way of keeping himself busy
[19:24] < dreamcat4^> echo "$BASH_VERSION"
[19:24] < dreamcat4^> 4.3.30(1)-release
[19:25] < dreamcat4^> ubuntu-14.10
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