Hi!
----
The following testcase shows an issue with print -v when printing a 2D
compound array with an empty compound variable as member of an array
node:
-- snip --
function main
{
compound c
compound -a c.cx
nameref n=c.cx[4][9]
compound n.ca
#typeset -p c.cx[4][9].ca
[[ -v c.cx[4][9].ca ]] || print '-v did not find c.cx[4][9].ca'
[[ -v n.ca ]] || print '-v did not find n.ca'
[[ "$(print -v c)" == *ca* ]] || print 'print -v does not
print c.cx[4][9].ca'
[[ "$(print -C c)" == *ca* ]] || print 'print -C does not
print c.cx[4][9].ca'
print -v c
}
# program start.
set -o nounset
main
-- snip --
AFAIK the correct output should look like this:
-- snip --
(
typeset -C -a cx=(
typeset -a [4]=(
[9]=(
typeset -C ca
)
)
)
)
-- snip --
... but ast-ksh.2013-04-22 prints:
-- snip --
print -v does not print c.cx[4][9].ca
print -C does not print c.cx[4][9].ca
(
typeset -C -a cx=(
typeset -a [4]=(
[9]=(
)
)
)
)
-- snip --
----
Bye,
Roland
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