admittedly this is a very minor point, but i am curious. this has to do
with coding standards for bash source.
consider an if statement in C (or bash, for that matter). which is form is
better?
Form (A):
if (flag)
X();
else
Y();
Form (B):
if (flag == 0)
Y(
Robert Elz:
> And yet when that change to the entrenched behaviour was made,
> there were no complaints? And there's no option to switch back to
> the previous way? Kind of suggests just how important everyone
> believes the original method was, doesn't it?
doesn't the same argument apply ev
Hi everyone,
I'm not a member of Bash developers, but I would like to leave
comments as one of Bash users.
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I don't agree with changing the default behavior that removes the
placeholder of previous-context variables. The reason is just backward
compatibility, but it's important. For ex
