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Re: [BUG] Trap and local variable
On Oct 11, 11:01pm, Sebastian Gniazdowski wrote:
} Subject: [BUG] Trap and local variable
}
} Hello,
} following code:
}
} b() { integer locl=1337; globl=2337; a() { echo "$locl, $globl"; };
} trap "a" EXIT }; b
}
} outputs only 2337.
This isn't a bug.
Function definitions don't nest, so even though you didn't define "a"
until inside of "b", the scope of "a" is a sibling of "b". Also, the
doc for the "trap" command says:
If SIG is 0 or EXIT and the trap statement is executed inside the
body of a function, then the command ARG is executed after the
function completes.
So $locl is already out of scope when the trap runs, there is no way
for "a" to see it.
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