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Subject: Re: KSH question - there's gotta be a w
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Date: Mon, 26-Jan-87 10:26:00 EST
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Nf-From: tiger.UUCP!jal    Jan 26 09:26:00 1987


>But I can't find it in the man page.  How do I get the shell to
>show me the definition for a function, as opposed to an alias?  The
>command "typeset -f" will list defined functions.  Suppose I want to
>see what function "foo" is defined to be?  "whence -v" would be the
>natural candidate, but it just says "foo is a function".
>-- 
>
>Bob McQueer
>{amdahl, sun, mtxinu, hoptoad, cpsc6a}!rtech!bobm

Try "functions foo".  This will list out the function declaration for
"foo".  If you want all function definitions, just 
type "functions".

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