2012/3/15 ольга крыжановская <[email protected]>
> I tried to get name spaces working in ast-ksh 20120229, but I get
> unexpected behaviour:
>
> I am trying to create an user type f_t in a name space foo and then
> create such a variable outside the name space bracket. However this
> gives me weired output:
> ksh -c 'namespace foo { typeset -T f_t=( integer ff=9 ; ) } ;
> .foo.f_t var1 ; print "${var1.ff}"'
> :
> :
> /home/fleyta/bin/ksh: .foo.f_t: not found [No such file or directory]
>
> Can some one explain what am I doing wrong?
>
The manual only mentions defining variables and functions in namespace. I
didn't expect it to define new types. :)
>
> Olga
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