Hello Chet,
hello Raph,
I was involved in the discussion on IRC (Freenode / #bash) yesterday,
maybe I can give one or the other comment.
It took a while for us to find out why it happens. When we knew it, and
after some discussion, we agreed that the easiest way would be to make
Bash able to init
Thank for the answer,
even if I don't think that making available to programmers
a notation which failed to be parsed at export because the
interpreter rely on a specific option disabled by default
is (always ?) a good idea; I'll precise my real use-case:
I wanted to make some functions available o
Raph wrote:
> Hello,
> while trying to export this function :
>
> foo() {
> case "$1" in
> ?(a))
> echo a
> ;;
> esac
> }
>
> with export -f foo I went into some problem
> as soon as any
Hello,
while trying to export this function :
foo() {
case "$1" in
?(a))
echo a
;;
esac
}
with export -f foo I went into some problem
as soon as any new instance is launched :
b
