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Subject: Local variables in sourced scripts
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Am I the only one who finds it useful? I'd really appreciate them in rc
scripts - I always forget to unset temporary variables there and no fear
to clobber some existing ones ...

Related question - I think, local functions were at least discussed
sometimes. What is current status?

-andrej

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