--- /dev/null
+# "exit" in trap should not use last command's exitcode,
+# but exitcode on entering the trap.
+# Nested trap should not interfere with this.
+$THIS_SH -c '
+ trap "echo INT" int
+ trap "kill -int $$;exit" term
+ kill $$ &
+ (exit 42)
+ wait
+'
+echo 42:$?
if (G_traps[sig][0]) {
/* We have user-defined handler */
smalluint save_rcode;
+ int save_pre;
char *argv[3];
/* argv[0] is unused */
argv[1] = xstrdup(G_traps[sig]);
/* why strdup? trap can modify itself: trap 'trap "echo oops" INT' INT */
argv[2] = NULL;
+ save_pre = G.pre_trap_exitcode;
G.pre_trap_exitcode = save_rcode = G.last_exitcode;
builtin_eval(argv);
free(argv[1]);
+ G.pre_trap_exitcode = save_pre;
G.last_exitcode = save_rcode;
- G.pre_trap_exitcode = -1;
# if ENABLE_HUSH_FUNCTIONS
if (G.return_exitcode >= 0) {
debug_printf_exec("trap exitcode:%d\n", G.return_exitcode);
--- /dev/null
+# "exit" in trap should not use last command's exitcode,
+# but exitcode on entering the trap.
+# Nested trap should not interfere with this.
+$THIS_SH -c '
+ trap "echo INT" int
+ trap "kill -int $$;exit" term
+ kill $$ &
+ (exit 42)
+ wait
+'
+echo 42:$?