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Subject: Re: [ast-users] [ksh93] Global `set -x' ?
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> th bash, `set -x' is global so users can debug a script by `bash -x
> foo.sh' and every function will be traced. But with ksh, `set -x' does not
> affect functions defined in the `function NAME' syntax which I think is not
> convenient. Seems like ksh treats `set -x' the same way as a trap.
>
>
With bash, what if I don't want to see the trace for functions that
I already know work ok. How can I disable the tracing of specific
functions.
With ksh93, you can enable the tracing of individual functions with
typeset -ft name ...
or all functions with
.sh.fun.set() { set -x;}
David Korn
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