Re: Bug of declare -p or exported variable?

[Peng Yu]

My point is declare -p PPP should not be `declare -x PPP="888"`. It
should be `export PPP=888` as export is not the same as `declare -x`.

Whether `export` is the same as `declare -gx` is another question.

But is `export` actually the same as `declare -gx` instead?

On Mon, Apr 5, 2021 at 10:07 AM Marco Ippolito <maroloccio@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > $ export PPP=888; declare -p PPP
> > declare -x PPP="888"
> > $ function f { declare -x XXX=abc; }; f; declare -p XXX
> > -bash: declare: XXX: not found
> > $ function g { export YYY=xyz; }; g; declare -p YYY
> > declare -x YYY="xyz"
>
> f() { declare -gx A=b; }; f; declare -p A
> declare -x A="b"



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Regards,
Peng