pgb wrote:
> What in my environment, post-script-run is making the second source not
> "see" the command line arguments?
Bash doesn't behave as you observe:
$ cat x1
cat > /tmp/x1 <<\EOF
echo source: arguments: "$@"
EOF
. /tmp/x1 -o foo -x bar quux
echo main arguments: "$@"
. /tmp/x1 -o foo -x
pgb schrieb:
I have a bash script that I run using source because I want to be left in the
environment that the script sets up after running the script. The script
takes a few arguments and sets up an environment for me that includes
library paths, classpaths, JAVA_HOME, appends to the PATH, crea
ironment is not mantained after the script runs so that's not a good idea
What in my environment, post-script-run is making the second source not
"see" the command line arguments?
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