On Fri, 14 Feb 2025, Michael Chirico wrote:
The current documentation of ?on.exit reads [1]
`on.exit` records [`expr`] as needing to be executed when the current function
exits...
This is almost always how it is used, however I don't see that as
explaining this other common way to use on.ex
The current documentation of ?on.exit reads [1]
> `on.exit` records [`expr`] as needing to be executed when the current
> function exits...
This is almost always how it is used, however I don't see that as
explaining this other common way to use on.exit():
local({
old = setwd(...)
on.exit(s
