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ksh93/sh.1: say that ${.sh.subshell} only counts virtual subshells
${.sh.subshell} only counts the nesting level of virtual (non-forked) subshell environments relative to the current process, whether that is the main shell environment or a real (forked) subshell. This means ${.sh.subshell} is not sufficient to test if your code is running in a subshell environment, so it's important to mention this in the manual. E.g.: (echo ${.sh.subshell}; ulimit -t 1; echo ${.sh.subshell}); : outputs 1 followed by 0. (cherry picked from commit 63dad8863fd26bf3aa4d7a1cf60b743f4169f7c4)
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.B .sh.subshell
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The current depth for subshells and command substitution.
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This value only counts the level of virtual (non-forked)
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subshells and is reset to zero if and when something
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requires a subshell environment to fork its own process.
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.B .sh.value
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Set to the value of the variable at the time that the
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