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set -x makes "r=1 echo" and "r=1; echo" look the same
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Dan Jacobson |
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set -x makes "r=1 echo" and "r=1; echo" look the same |
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Wed, 09 Nov 2005 01:45:10 +0800 |
Hurmf, I don't like how the former looks like it was two separate
commands according to set -x:
$ set -x
$ r=1 echo
+ r=1
+ echo
$ r=1; echo
+ r=1
+ echo
They shouldn't give exactly the same, no?
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