Open itislu opened 7 months ago
I now have the opinion that it's fine to treat our builtins like normal, non-POSIX bash does it.
All the POSIX special builtins are commands that seem to handle things that any programming language has built-in.
For these I think it makes sense that, if you do an assignment before f.e. return
, you want the assignment to stay.
However, since we don't implement shell scripts, there's really no need to make those 3 builtins that would be affected in a special way.
We need to decide what parts of normal assignment we want to implement, if any.
Example:
Exceptions are "special builtins" in POSIX mode:
For these commands, the assignments are not just local to the command, but to the whole shell.