* tlaro...@polynum.com (tlaro...@polynum.com) wrote:
While verifying that I have the same result under Plan9 than under some
Unix (NetBSD), it happens that METAFONT compiles 110 of the 125 fontes,
but hence fails on some (and it should not) with something that smells
like a round off by one
* Jorden Mauro (jrm8...@gmail.com) wrote:
The -- with no space may be harder to fix.
More importantly, it actually is a syntax error. Consider:
1-(-2) //Add 2 to 1
1-- //Decrement 1, how?
--2 //Decrement 2, how?
1--2//Decrement 1? Decrement 2? How?
* Rudolf Sykora (rudolf.syk...@gmail.com) wrote:
(a-- b wouldn't make sense) it probably can't (can it?) be parsed
simply with yacc...
I don't see why it would be impossible. Just introduce a binary --
operator (cf. -1 vs. 1-2). Whether it's worth it...
* Rudolf Sykora (rudolf.syk...@gmail.com) wrote:
... Do I need venti to be able to use the dump feature?
Thanks
Ruda
Probably. You might get away with
9fs snap
and having a peek at /n/snap, though. (I'm not sure as I haven't
used fossil without venti backing of some sort in years.)
I seem to recall reading a paper by Rob Pike about discussions, I think
with Ren�e French, about this visual aspect. But I don't manage to find
back which one it was, and if there are other ones about this ergonomy.
Has somebody hints?
Maybe you mean this?
* hiro (23h...@googlemail.com) wrote:
I also use to put a sleep 1 in there.
I'm all for minimalism:
while(! firefox) sleep 1
Hi,
I think the following gives a clue:
% cmp f f2
f f2 differ: char 8193
The following snippet from the Xbackq code seems to be the culprit:
char wd[8193];
int c;
char *s, *ewd=wd[8192], *stop;
...
while((c = rchr(f))!=EOF){
On second thought (and in the light of Geoffs reply) I probably won't.
If you do care, the following change to the loop in question will at
least preserve all input:
while((c = rchr(f))!=EOF){
if(strchr(stop, c)){
if(s!=wd){
I tried your example (reduced to the to given lines) on my FreeBSD
system and got identical output both ways. So I suspect it's a linux
(or distro) thingie. I'm quite puzzled as to what could be the
cause, though.
Nevertheless, I'd still be cautious about here documents and variable
* erik quanstrom ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
the fact that the tick shows is also a bug. notice the scroll bar.
What do you mean? You're showing no characters in the pane, the
insertion point is after the last character.
yes, but you're not showing the line which includes the prompt.
I am using a 3c589 and remember having the same symptoms at first. Jmk then
gave me the hint to try the other slot which amazingly did the trick. I then
didn't investigate that further. Incidentally, I'm also having a 572 lying
around I'm hoping to get running someday. As far as I remember, those
I'm pretty sure the line 7 isn't part of the halting procedure. It just
indicates that it's time for fossil to do a new snapshot which isn't
possible because the file system is halted. So just believe fshalt when it
claims it is done.
* Antonin Vecera ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello all,
I
The reason there is no conflict is that the entries for rc/bin/termrc in the
replica databases on sources and on your computer are identical. Only after
termrc would change on sources a conflict would arise becase the local copy
would not match the database entry of the last pull.
* Antonin
The left click is basically doing the opposite of the right click - it moves
the top line to the position of the click. That way a left click after a
right click restores the previous view of the file. (There may be some small
distortion due to lines longer than the width of the window but that
Very amusing. However, I'm not sure what you are trying to tell us, besides
that you haven't understood what the O(...) means.
* Pietro Gagliardi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello. I decided to teach myself the 33 libraries of Plan 9 (even
those that I partially know), and I started with
* Pietro Gagliardi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Martin: this was just an experiment. I'm really not sure how to count
timed programs. Jon Bentley showed me how to count simple algorithms.
I'm not so sure this is very simple at first glance.
I rest my case.
yesterday(1)
* Pietro Gagliardi ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I just found out that .RS and .RE no longer work - they too keep the
indent. Again, please revert to the older version.
* bblochl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Martin, thank you very much for your helpful answer! Indeed it might be
somewhat strange to install plan 9 as a standalone system and I am sure
that this is seldom done. At least I have plan 9 on the laptop happily
now. Let me describe the problem
* bblochl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
The chapter Locate and Mount the Distribution Archive with the task
mountdisk is very obscure (especially for me as a non-english
speaker). First of all the value of the Distribution disk ist not (and
cannot be) /dev/sdD0/data because such a directory is
* Bakul Shah ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Clearly he has a lot of enthusiasm but I don't understand why
he is squandering it on implementing boring old language
ideas.
Old ideas have the benefit of already being there.
* Gorka Guardiola ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
How are you going to call it smacmeecho ?.
smacho
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