Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2025 16:05:05 -0400
From: Chet Ramey <[email protected]>
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
| So the question is now whether to disallow `declare -in foo' (or
| `declare -in foo=bar') and make it a usage error, print a warning that
| it will be ineffective, or simply let it be ineffective, as it is now.
No, you can't possibly change it, since I discovered this ability I've
been using it in every one of my bash scripts so I can do something utterly
mesningless, that nothing ever said I could do, but I can do, and so I
inisist I must be able to do.
If you even consider removing this feature (which is what it must be, because
it exists and works) I will complain, throw a tantrum, and generally make an
utter nuisance of myself until you give up and simply leave things alone
because you're too tired of arguing to bother any more.
kre
ps: consider what is in the dictionary between sarbican & sarcelle.
