that the man page section on "trap ERR" says that the trap is
triggered if a "simple command" returns >0 (sharing exceptions with "set
-e"). It seems however that the trigger is the same as for "set -e", as in
trap 'echo "error caught ($?), exiting"; exit 1' ERR
(exit 2)
echo done
Question 2: Are "set -e" and "trap ... ERR" triggered by the same events?
Clues would be appreciated.
--
Daniel Villeneuve
AD OPT, a Kronos Division
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