Re: declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is variable

On Fri, Jan 8, 2021 at 4:06 PM Chet Ramey wrote: > No. `declare -p' does not accept assignment statements. > The synopsis in the documentation doesn't make it clear, though. It shows only one case with -p and assignment, while the similar case of export -p is listed separately from the other

Re: declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is variable

On 1/8/21 4:05 AM, William Park wrote: Another issue I came across. declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is the variable. My reading of manpage seems to say 'name' should be used, but not sure. Is this a bug? No. `declare -p' does not accept assignment statements. -- ``The lyf

Re: declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is variable

On 1/8/21 4:05 AM, William Park wrote: Another issue I came across. declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is the variable. My reading of manpage seems to say 'name' should be used, but not sure. Is this a bug? Workaround is, of course, use separate lines, declare name=value

declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is variable

Another issue I came across. declare -p name=value thinks 'name=value' is the variable. My reading of manpage seems to say 'name' should be used, but not sure. Is this a bug? Workaround is, of course, use separate lines, declare name=value declare -p name -- William Park