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mention that typeset doesn't default parameters to scalar in ksh

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Oliver Kiddle 2002-10-09 13:19:26 +00:00
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@ -59,6 +59,11 @@ All parameters in ksh are indexed arrays. That's why $array has to mean
${array[0]}, and why subscripts can't be used to extract substrings from ${array[0]}, and why subscripts can't be used to extract substrings from
scalars. scalars.
`typeset a' in ksh does not initialise `a' to be a scalar with the empty
string as its value but leaves it undefined. If it is used in array
context, its value will be that of an empty array so, for example
"${a[@]}" will return nothing.
In ksh, In ksh,
exec 3<file exec 3<file
causes file 3 to be close on exec. DGK says: "This allows scripts to causes file 3 to be close on exec. DGK says: "This allows scripts to