On 1/4/23 12:56 PM, Emanuele Torre wrote:
The unset builtin, when invoked without an option, should first try to
unset the variable (or array element) specified by its arguments, and
then fall back to trying to remove the function definition for the
function that has the name specified by the argument if it exists.
Thanks for the report. I agree with this if the array variable doesn't
exist. If the array variable exists, and this is simply trying to unset
an unset element, it should not attempt to unset a shell function.
This is mostly theoretical, anyway. You don't see function names like
this in real life.
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