Public bug reported:
This was indirectly spotted by izabera:
{ IFS= read -arN1 tape[i]; let i++; IFS= read -arN1 tape[i]; } <<<xy;
typeset -p tape
This outputs:
set -A tape
typeset -i tape[0]=120
typeset -i tape[0]=121
Obviously, we cannot have duplicate indicēs.
The trigger is trying to read into an array index, which we cannot do as
we do not have nested arrays yet.
** Affects: mksh
Importance: Medium
Status: Triaged
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1533396
Title:
read -a causes arrays to be malformed
Status in mksh:
Triaged
Bug description:
This was indirectly spotted by izabera:
{ IFS= read -arN1 tape[i]; let i++; IFS= read -arN1 tape[i]; } <<<xy;
typeset -p tape
This outputs:
set -A tape
typeset -i tape[0]=120
typeset -i tape[0]=121
Obviously, we cannot have duplicate indicēs.
The trigger is trying to read into an array index, which we cannot do
as we do not have nested arrays yet.
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