On Thursday 29 November 2007, Martin Michlmayr wrote: > * Frans Pop <elendil@planet.nl> [2007-11-29 09:19]: > > > Anyway, I found the real cause: if the machine is not Netwinder, the > > > script does an "exit 0" - but we're being sourced rather than run, so > > > this obviously has to be "return 0". This also explains why I didn't > > > see the problem when I tested on a Netwinder. I'll upload a fix. > > > > I doubt return 0 works better when sourcing. > > Are you sure? It seems to work for me... /me reads up on sourcing in bash manpage You could be right. I thought sourcing meant that anything in the file effectively became part of the current script, but it talks about "read and execute", so it could be more like calling a function.
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