Roman Rakus wrote:
It's strange. Now I build bash with only official patches. Version
3.2.39. Hello isn't printed. If I don't use patch 20, then Hello is
printed. I'm using this command:
./bash -c ". ~/tmp/bash/braces/test.sh"
Did you use . builtin?
I must not have, because when I use it n
Chet Ramey wrote:
Roman Rakus wrote:
In previous version (3.0) bash continue after {} braces.
For example:
{
readonly a
a=10
} || :
echo hello
In bash 3.2 we've got error message about readonly variable, but
"hello" is not printed. Is this right behavior or bug?
I'm not sure what changes
Roman Rakus wrote:
In previous version (3.0) bash continue after {} braces.
For example:
{
readonly a
a=10
} || :
echo hello
In bash 3.2 we've got error message about readonly variable, but "hello"
is not printed. Is this right behavior or bug?
I'm not sure what changes you've made to the
In previous version (3.0) bash continue after {} braces.
For example:
{
readonly a
a=10
} || :
echo hello
In bash 3.2 we've got error message about readonly variable, but "hello"
is not printed. Is this right behavior or bug?
I investigate this problem and found, that there is added
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