In current git, 'bash -o posix' no longer exits the shell on a syntax
error in the argument to the special builtin 'eval'. Bash 4.2-4.4 exit
as POSIX specifies.
$ bash -o posix -c 'eval "(" || echo woops'
bash: eval: regel 1: syntaxfout: onverwacht bestandseinde
woops
On the other hand, note t
On 12/14/18 6:46 AM, Martijn Dekker wrote:
> In current git, 'bash -o posix' no longer exits the shell on a syntax error
> in the argument to the special builtin 'eval'. Bash 4.2-4.4 exit as POSIX
> specifies.
Well, not quite. It's the specific case of an unexpected end of file. ksh93
doesn't exit
> I suppose the first thing needed to make that work, and maybe the only
> thing needed to make that work, is agreement on the name of a search path
> environment variable that enable can use to find loadable builtins.
Why not just use an environment variable such as LOADABLES_PATH (just
like the
On 12/14/18 3:01 PM, Peng Yu wrote:
>> I suppose the first thing needed to make that work, and maybe the only
>> thing needed to make that work, is agreement on the name of a search path
>> environment variable that enable can use to find loadable builtins.
>
> Why not just use an environment vari
