Revision 13223
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 10 years ago
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echo_vars PIPESTATUS_ |
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set -o errexit |
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# handle any error |
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e="${PIPESTATUS_[0]}" # 1st command's exit status -> $e
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# handle any command error
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e="${PIPESTATUS_[0]}"
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local matches="$(errexit "${PIPESTATUS_[1]}"; exit2bool)"
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if test "$matches"; then ignore_e "$ignore_e"; fi #also works w/ ignore_e='' |
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rethrow_exit #force-exit b/c caller's test of return status disables errexit |
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# handle any filter error |
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e="${PIPESTATUS_[1]}"
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ignore_e 1 # false is not an error |
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# all other unsuccessful exit statuses are errors |
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rethrow_exit #force-exit b/c caller's test of return status disables errexit |
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return "${PIPESTATUS_[1]}" # 2nd command's exit status -> $?
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} |
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bugfix: lib/sh/util.sh: stderr_matches(): also need to handle any filter error, such as caused by Ctrl+C