There isn't currently any intentionally designed way to exit an INCLUDERC
early (or a SWITCHRC called from an INCLUDERC) and return to one's place in
the rcfile from which it was called, is there? It can be done by setting
SWITCHRC=/dev/null, but is there a better way? Is there some drawback to
doing it by setting SWITCHRC=/dev/null, or situation where that wouldn't
work?
Looking at the code (perhaps Phillip would confirm?) it seems like there
*is* an intentionally designed way, and you're using it. Setting
SWITCHRC=/dev/null is specifically checked for and exits the current
rcfile.
M
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