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Bob Proulx wrote:
Richard Neill wrote:
b)Consistent with other cases, where bash does give warnings. For example:
$ X=$((3+078))
bash: 3+078: value too great for base (error token is "078")
$ echo $?
1
That is not really a comparable case. The problem there is that the
leading zero specif
Richard Neill wrote:
> b)Consistent with other cases, where bash does give warnings. For example:
>
> $ X=$((3+078))
> bash: 3+078: value too great for base (error token is "078")
> $ echo $?
> 1
That is not really a comparable case. The problem there is that the
leading zero specifies an octal
