Hi!
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The following testcase shows a problem with compound variable
initalisation when one of the members accepts a value from a type
discipline function:
-- snip --
typeset -T foo_t=(
float a=2.
float b=1.
function diff
{
printf "%a\n" "(_.a-_.b)"
return 0
}
)
foo_t sw
compound output=(
integer one=1
integer two=2
float mydiff=sw.diff
float end=.314
)
print -v output
-- snip --
When I run this test with ast-ksh.2009-06-22 the output misses the
variable "end", e.g. it prints:
-- snip --
(
typeset -l -E mydiff=1
typeset -l -i one=1
typeset -l -i two=2
)
-- snip --
... while it _should_ print:
-- snip --
(
typeset -l -E end=0.314
typeset -l -E mydiff=1
typeset -l -i one=1
typeset -l -i two=2
)
-- snip --
----
Bye,
Roland
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