> These 35 built-ins will not be part of the namespace...there > will not be a /usr/ast/bin directory nor any files. > They will only be available in ksh93 as built-ins, which have > pathname binding to /usr/ast/bin. This means that if these > commands are called without a pathname prefix, the built-ins > will be invoked in ksh93 if it finds /usr/ast/bin on the user's path first, > before finding an executable with that name. These built-ins
Thanks for the clarification, April. In any case, this behavior - which seems rather unintuitive, at least to me - would seem to warrant being documented as part of the case. Again, perhaps it can be ARCed as something like "Uncommitted" if the PATH behavior is likely to change. But if it's an interface of some sort (and yes, behavior is an interface), then it should be part of the specification. dsc
