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Subject: strange behavior with 3.0.5
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How do you explain the following behavior ?

    ~-0% foo=(); echo $#foo $foo ; bar=hello; foo=($foo $bar); echo $#foo $foo; foo=($foo $bar); echo $#foo $foo
    0
    1 $bar
    2 $bar hello
    ~-0% 


-- Stefan