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In article <FRIEDMAN.92Aug8193038@nutrimat.gnu.ai.mit.edu> friedman@gnu.ai.mit.edu (Noah Friedman) writes:
>   My version is also, IMHO, more correct in that it does the "lazy"
>evaluation your implementation lacks.  The point of autoload is to be
>relatively inexpensive until you actually try to run the command.  Your
>version is always expensive because it looks for the source file when you
>call autoload. 

Any chance this can be provided in the example with bash-1.13 ?

>   I also have a version of "load" and a require/provide set of functions
>which use FPATH.   In fact, "load" is just a "source" that uses FPATH
>instead of PATH, the way "source" should have been implemented in the first
>place (though this isn't bash's fault.  Blame it on the standards).

Standards.  There are so many to choose from :-(

Cheers,
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