On 12/13/11 3:13 PM, Dan Douglas wrote: > I imagine this is ok because Bash's declare -p is intended to be human- > readable only, whereas Ksh guarantees -p produces output in a format reusable > as input.
Bash's `declare -p' output is intended to be reusable as input, though the
documentation doesn't make that explicit.
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