Package: bash Version: 4.3-12 bash returns true on [ -n "$@" ] even when the scrpit/function is called without any arguments. despite this (from man bash): > When there are no positional parameters, "$@" and $@ expand to > nothing (i.e., they are removed). example: >01:22:20 363 ~$ cat /tmp/test #!/bin/bash echo -e "\$@=<$@>" [ -n "$@" ] && echo "[ -n \"\$@\" ] is true!" >01:22:22 363 ~$ /tmp/test $@=<> [ -n "$@" ] is true! >01:22:27 363 ~$ /tmp/test 111 $@=<111> [ -n "$@" ] is true! although [ -z "$@" ] works as expected. -n also works fine with any other undeclared/null variable
