Hi!
----
Another example of typeset -T+nameref which doesn't seem to work:
-- snip --
namespace nyarlathotep
{
typeset -T addme_t=(
compound c=(
compound -a ar
)
function addsomething
{
nameref container=_.c
nameref arr=container.ar
arr+=( value="$1" value2="$2" )
}
)
}
function main
{
.nyarlathotep.addme_t ad
ad.addsomething "fish" "in water"
ad.addsomething "chicken" "on land"
print "${ad}"
}
set -o nounset
main
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AFAIK the expected output should look like this...
-- snip --
(
c=(
typeset -C -a ar=(
[0]=(
value=fish
value2='in water'
)
[1]=(
value=chicken
value2='on land'
)
)
)
)
-- snip --
... but ast-ksh.2012-08-13 (ksh93v- alpha) prints this:
-- snip --
(
c=(
typeset -a ar
typeset -a ar
)
)
x.sh: line 29: c.ar.value: is not an element of ad
-- snip --
Note: Please check for "compound array mutations", e.g. that _c.ar is
really "typeset -C -a" and not "typeset -a" ...
----
Bye,
Roland
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