Martijn Dekker dixit: >LINENO is set to zero during the execution of aliases or commands in >'eval'. This behaviour is different from that of other shells.
Patches welcome ☺ (What do you *use* LINENO for? I’ve *never* seen it used *at all*.) >Output on various shells: > mksh: 1 2 0 0 0 6 > lksh: 1 2 0 0 0 6 Don’t forget “lksh -o posix”, which is likely more important to check than just lksh. > pdksh: 1 2 0 0 0 6 Yeah, that’s where this is from. Note that, with persistent history and multiple shells running commands in parallel, numbers are “interesting” anyway, but that only applies to interactive shells in practice. bye, //mirabilos -- Stéphane, I actually don’t block Googlemail, they’re just too utterly stupid to successfully deliver to me (or anyone else using Greylisting and not whitelisting their ranges). Same for a few other providers such as Hotmail. Some spammers (Yahoo) I do block.
