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Re: What does alias -L do?

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From: Jean Chalard <jean.chalard@xxxxxxxx>
To: zzapper <david@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: What does alias -L do?
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 15:17:23 +0100
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> Hi,
> (Sorry if you see this posting twice)
>
> What does alias -L do?; the doc is either silent on this or obscure

As far as I understand the info file, I think it just prints what you
have to do in a startup script to bind the alias (or every alias in
the current shell, if no argument is given) the same way it is in the
current shell.

For example :
$ alias foo=bar
$ alias foo
foo=bar
$ alias -L foo
alias foo=bar
$ alias -g foo=bar
$ alias \foo
foo=bar
$ alias -L \foo
alias -g foo=bar
$

See ? It prints what you should put in, say, .zshrc to have the
current behaviour of this alias.

--
J

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- What does alias -L do?
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