Hey,
When doing an assignment with an uneven number of elements bash currently
silently treat the last element
as a key and assigns it an empty string.
$ typeset -A ary=(this feature came from zsh); typeset -p ary
declare -A ary=([came]="from" [this]="feature" [zsh]="" )
In zsh this is an erro
28 Mart 2021 Pazar tarihinde Eric Cook yazdı:
> Hey,
>
> When doing an assignment with an uneven number of elements bash currently
> silently treat the last element
> as a key and assigns it an empty string.
>
> $ typeset -A ary=(this feature came from zsh); typeset -p ary
> declare -A ary=([came
On 3/28/21 12:25 AM, Oğuz wrote:
Why? I think it's better this way.
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Oğuz
1) For consistency sake with the shell the idea was borrowed from mostly.
2) Prior to this extension bash required specifying the key and value for
AA assignments, so it seems weird to silently ignore that a value w
