Hi again. Thanks for investigating further.
> Yes, I can reproduce the problem with coreutils-4.5.4: > > $ expr $'a\nb' : $'a.*\nb' > 0 Does that mean you installed expr from coreutils-4.5.4? Or do you have `.' very early in your path? Maybe you meant ./expr? > The default is without regex. I tried --with-included-regex, which caused > regex.o to be included into libfetish.a. However, it didn't affect the > bug. The expression above still gives 0. I'm using glibc-2.2.93 from Red > Hat 8.0. > > However, replacing regex.c with an older version fixes the problem: > > $ ./expr $'a\nb' : $'a.*\nb' > 3 I cannot reproduce the problem, not even --with-included-regex. It always does this: $ ./expr $'a\nb' : $'a.*\nb' 3 just about out of ideas... Jim _______________________________________________ Bug-sh-utils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-sh-utils
