Re: is it a bug

Alex fxmbsw7 Ratchev writes: > i code shortened coding codings, or at least wish to > here in my x7yz control script i '. -- +al' a ./+al file which then > [...] > any ideas ? This is *really* hard to understand. None of the names of files, variables, or functions describes what they are intende

Re: Variable with the same name can't be declared in the local scope if the global one is declared read-only

Thanks for your information, I do recognize the fact after researching further regarding this issue, I should probably do it beforehand, I guess. Cheers, 林博仁(Buo-ren, Lin)

Re: Variable with the same name can't be declared in the local scope if the global one is declared read-only

Hi, > On Nov 15, 2020, at 4:20 AM, 林博仁Buo-ren, Lin wrote: > > ## Current behavior > > ``` > $ LANG=C ./depict-the-variable-shadowing-phenomenon.bash > ./depict-the-variable-shadowing-phenomenon.bash: line 11: > local: variable_shadowed: readonly variable > ``` > >

Variable with the same name can't be declared in the local scope if the global one is declared read-only

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