If you've declared a bash function, and then decided you don't really want it, either because you went ahead and implemented it as a script somewhere, or you gave it a bad name or something, you undeclare it like this:
$ unset -f myfunc
Thursday, February 4, 2010
How to Undeclare a bash Function
It took me a few minutes to figure this out, so I thought I might as well pass it along.
If you've declared a bash function, and then decided you don't really want it, either because you went ahead and implemented it as a script somewhere, or you gave it a bad name or something, you undeclare it like this:
If you've declared a bash function, and then decided you don't really want it, either because you went ahead and implemented it as a script somewhere, or you gave it a bad name or something, you undeclare it like this:
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