[ale] bash question

[Geoffrey]

Todd Pike wrote:
> What about using a trap on debug?
> 
> trap 'if [ $? != 0 ] then exit ; fi' DEBUG
> 
> You might want to do something more sophisticated than just checking $?
> but the above will do what you want.  Remember there will be a lot of
> overhead with such a trap.

Good point, although I believe you'll need a ; before the 'then'

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Until later, Geoffrey

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