I think this didn't get through last time...
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Some problems present in 93u 2011-02-08, tested in the pre-built i386-64 Linux
binary:
1)
type:
# and continue beyond the point where any history is presented
Memory fault
2)
kill -STOP <pid>
Memory fault
3)
This isn't a regression, but doesn't seem right:
sleep 100 &
wait $! | cat
continues immediately.
4)
set -- ~(N)"x"/*
print $#
1
(where there is no match)
5)
( set -o pipefail; /bin/false | /bin/cat; print $? )
0
6)
With vi-mode editing enabled,
foo \
bar [then hit escape, then #]
attempts to execute 'foo', and puts this in the history:
foo \^J#bar
foo "bar
baz" [then hit escape, then #]
does the same thing.
7)
With vi-mode editing enabled,
"bar
baz [then hit escape, then #]
inserts a # in front of baz and leaves you editing the line.
John
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John DuBois [email protected] KC6QKZ/AE http://www.armory.com/~spcecdt/
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