Scoping problems in different shell languages?

问题

It appears that pdksh and mksh has the scoping implementation I expected.

For example:

readonly x='global'

f() {
  local x
  readonly x='f'
  echo $x
}

g() {
  local x
  readonly x='g'
  echo $x
}

echo $x

f 
g

echo $x

pdksh and mksh produce my expected result:

global
f
g
global

And Bash fails:

line 5: local: x: readonly variable

Dash and Ksh93 failed my expect, too. (I've changed local to typeset in Ksh93's test.)

This seems confusing.

UPDATE: I've edited the question. The question before is not stated in a clear way.

回答1:

Bash and Dash don't fail if the global variable is not read only.

Korn (ksh93) doesn't fail only if none of the instances of x are read only.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5005903/scoping-problems-in-different-shell-languages