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> ...(C, bourne shell, etc etc) have this exact same problem... Doesn't Bourne shell syntax have terminator keywords for all control flow structures? https://u
by yawaramin 2y ago
> ...(C, bourne shell, etc etc) have this exact same problem...
Doesn't Bourne shell syntax have terminator keywords for all control flow structures? https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/256152 https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/256152
- seanhunter 2y agoIt does (so you have esac to end a case statement in this case) but depending on what combination of line noise (;& vs ;;) you use, you have case fallthrough like c. You have to sort of want to do it (ie ;& isn't very common) but it does happen. Case fallthrough almost always ends in tears.