Hi folks, when I execute the following code in Bash version "GNU bash, version 4.1.10(4)-release (i686-pc-cygwin)", I get:
declare a declare -p a # Output: -bash: declare: a: not found declare -i b declare -p b # Output: -bash: declare: b: not found declare -a c declare -p c # Output: declare -a c='()' declare -A d declare -p d # Output: declare -A d='()' Arguably I think that the above variables should either be initialized in all cases or in none of them. That would seem more consistent rather than initializing only arrays upon declaration. Cheers, Tim -- `~~~~°< C92A E44E CC19 58E2 FA35 4048 2217 3C6E 0338 83FC
