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## our_shell: ysh
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## oils_failures_allowed: 1
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# Work around stdin buffering issue with read --line
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#
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# The framework test/sh_spec.py uses echo "$code_string" | $SH
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#
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# But then we have TWO different values of file descriptor 0 (stdin)
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#
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# - the pipe with the code
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# - the pipe created in th shell for echo zzz | read --line
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#
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# Shells read one line at a time, but read --line explicitly avoids this.
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#
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# TODO: I wonder if we should consider outlawing read --line when stdin has code
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# Only allow it for:
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#
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# $SH -c 'echo hi'
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# $SH myscript.sh
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#
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# There could be a warning like read --line --no-fighting or something.
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cat >tmp.sh <<'EOF'
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func f(place) {
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var x = 'f'
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echo zzz | read --all (place)
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echo "f x=$x"
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}
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func fillPlace(place) {
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var x = 'fillPlace'
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call f(place)
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echo "fillPlace x=$x"
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}
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proc p {
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var x = 'hi'
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call fillPlace(&x)
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echo "p x=$x"
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}
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x=global
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p
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echo "global x=$x"
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EOF
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$SH tmp.sh
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## STDOUT:
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f x=f
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fillPlace x=fillPlace
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p x=zzz
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global x=global
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## END
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func f(place) {
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var x = 'f'
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call place->setValue('zzz')
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echo "f x=$x"
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}
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func fillPlace(place) {
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var x = 'fillPlace'
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call f(place)
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echo "fillPlace x=$x"
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}
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proc p {
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var x = 'hi'
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call fillPlace(&x)
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echo "p x=$x"
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}
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x=global
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p
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echo "global x=$x"
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## STDOUT:
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f x=f
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fillPlace x=fillPlace
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p x=zzz
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global x=global
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## END
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func f() {
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var f_local = null
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return (&f_local)
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}
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func g() {
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# This place is now INVALID!
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var place = f()
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# Should fail when we try to use the place
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echo zzz | read --all (place)
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# This should also fail
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# call place->setValue('zzz')
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}
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call g()
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echo done
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## status: 1
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## STDOUT:
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## END
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var d = {key: 'hi'}
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echo zzz | read --all (&d.key)
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# I guess this works
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echo newkey | read --all (&d.newkey)
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echo key=$[d.key]
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echo key=$[d.newkey]
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## STDOUT:
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## END
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