PLEASE DELETE THIS it appears to be in the WRONG PLACE, Sorry
alias aEcho='f() { echo "+:'"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}"':'"${FUNCNAME[0]}"':'"${LINENO[0]}"': ${1}"; unset -f f; }; f '
The above syntax appears to be valid and the following appears to work.
shellcheck flags this for invalid use of arguments when the arguments are used in an embedded (temporary) function.
it also flags the named bash variables for expanding at the wrong time. They appear to expand when the function is loaded with what appear to be very close to valid values for my purposes. Escaping the assignment to get a value when the function runs could eliminate the getting of the location where the alias is coded. Thanks for allowing me to enter this. If it is invalid then please disregard. I am a relatively new bash coder.
pasha-19
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2 years ago
PLEASE DELETE THIS it appears to be in the WRONG PLACE, Sorry
The above syntax appears to be valid and the following appears to work. shellcheck flags this for invalid use of arguments when the arguments are used in an embedded (temporary) function. it also flags the named bash variables for expanding at the wrong time. They appear to expand when the function is loaded with what appear to be very close to valid values for my purposes. Escaping the assignment to get a value when the function runs could eliminate the getting of the location where the alias is coded. Thanks for allowing me to enter this. If it is invalid then please disregard. I am a relatively new bash coder.