On 10/20/16 3:57 PM, Dan Douglas wrote:
>> No, it's trivial. It's an assignment failure. The fix is to remove
>> the readonly attribute.
>
> Makes sense to me. I noticed the problem on the same day this was
> reported while trying to compare two environments while eliminating all
> the non-constant dynamic variables from the comparison, that I could
> only override BASHPID by calling bash with:
It's interesting how the reports cluster like that. The behavior has
been the same since December, 2006 (development implementation, very
soon after bash-3.2 released) and February, 2009 (bash-4.0 released).
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