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Revision as of 00:44, 16 July 2017
Internal
Overview
declare and typeset are equivalent.
Options
-p
Without an argument, the command will display the attributes and values of each variable name.
-F
Returns the name of the functions declared in the current context. Returns output similar to:
declare -f backup declare -f comma_separated_list_to_space_separated declare -f debug declare -f debug_args declare -f debug_args_no_nl declare -f get_user_name ...
Also see
-f
Returns a functions' body.
typeset -f declare -f