On 2023-01-30 09:50, Bart Schaefer wrote:
hideval was introduced as an internal attribute to avoid having the large/hard-to-read contents of module-provided arrays (like $aliases, $parameters and especially $functions) spewed out in a wall of text when the user was not expecting it.
Sure. It makes sense that there are things you'd not want to look at unless explicitly requested. I'm actually a little surprised that they are so easy to look at. But as long as it's explicit then of course you should see what you want to see. I have no complaints other than typeset -p removing the '-H' flag which is clearly still in effect. But you guys are happy with it so that's the end of the subject.