I tried to sync with the gnulib lib/reg* code which now spans several
files. All went well except for one thing. Using CVS grep of 2007-11-25:
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% echo '-' | src/grep -E -e 'a[b-a]' ; echo $?
1
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Return code of 1 for and invalid range in a character class is exactly
what Spenser test#37 expects. However, once the regex code is pulled in
from gnulib, I get:
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% echo '-' | src/grep -E -e 'a[b-a]' ; echo $? ;
src/grep: Invalid range end
2
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The return code of 2 causes Spenser test#37 to fail. I am thinking that
one of the following needs to be done (in order of my preference):
1) Correct Spenser test#37 to expect 2 as the return code.
2) Correct src/grep.c to always return 1 on error
3) Report a bug to gnulib that "Invalid range end" is misbehaving
Any return code experts out there?
Cheers,
TAA
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Tony Abou-Assaleh
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