In the sh(1) man page distributed with ksh 2014-01-14 beta, it looks
like part of the text for the description of .sh.match was
inadvertently transplanted to the description of .sh.version:
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.sh.match
An indexed array which stores the most recent match and
sub-pattern matches after conditional pattern matches that match
and after variables expansions using the operators
...
.sh.version
The current version of this shell. #, %, or /. The 0-th element
stores the complete match and the i-th. element stores the
i-th submatch. For // the array is two dimensional with the first
subscript indicating the most recent match and sub-pattern match and
the second script indicating which match with 0 representing the
first match. The .sh.match variable becomes unset when the variable
that has expanded is assigned a new value.
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Nathan Weeks
IT Specialist
USDA-ARS Corn Insects and Crop Genetics Research Unit
http://weeks.public.iastate.edu/
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