declare Description

   deeclare: declare as shell commands, used to declare variables shell , in a first syntax used to declare variables and set the properties of the variable ([RIX] is the properties of the variable), the syntax used to display a second shell functions . If plus any parameters, will all variables and functions of the shell (with the same effect by executing the set of instructions) display

   DECLARE [+/-] [ RXI ] [Variable Name Value = Set] or DECLARE - F

  • +/- "-" can be used to specify a variable properties, "+" is provided to cancel the variable properties.
  • -f display function only.
  • The variable r is set to read-only.
  • The variable x will be specified in the environment variables available to the program other than the shell to use.
  • I [Settings] can be a value, i.e. integer variables

  1, the use -i properties

     

 2, r cognitive attributes, namely r property can only read but not write settings can not be canceled after

     

 

 3, -i + i property is canceled to add a digital numeric attributes, in the form of letters output must be a digital

 

 

 Definition array 1

 

 Definition array 2

 

 

 Array output

 

 

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  Produce such documents, because the compiler generated file temporary swap file does not close properly, can be deleted, it does not matter

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