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Last updated: Tue Aug 7 08:44:03 PDT 2001 -*- text -*-
In this file we maintain a list of "standard shell features" (many of them
proposed as POSIX extensions by David Korn and the shell@research.acc.com
proposed as POSIX extensions by David Korn and the shell@research.att.com
mailing list) that will require changes to zsh behavior for compatibility.
This file is not part of the packaged zsh distribution.
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Redirections following a function body definition should be considered
part of the function defininition, and positional parameter references in
part of the function definition, and positional parameter references in
those redirections refer to the function's positionals.
Subscript brackets do not imply double-quoting and in fact other quotings
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special rules zsh uses for these commands.
POSIX requires that shell functions behave like macros, but does not have
the "function name() ..." syntax. Ksh uses the latter as an indicator
the "function name { ..." syntax. Ksh uses the latter as an indicator
that extended function semantics are allowed.
- The value of $0 behaves as if FUNCTION_ARGZERO in "function name()", but
never does so in bare "name()" syntax functions.