On Tue, 1 Sep 2009 13:15:57 +1000, Herbert Xu <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 08:19:24AM -0600, Matthew Burgess wrote:
>
> Oh I see what's going on. In fact it's sed that's not working for
> you, not sort. Let me find a way around that.
Ah, well spotted. The following is enough to get the correct output from
sed(1):
sed 's/\t-[a-z]*//' $temp2
This is with sed-4.2.1 compiled against Glibc-2.10.1.
Running through 'nl -v 0', I end up with:
0 . dotcmd
1 : truecmd
2 [ testcmd
3 alias aliascmd
4 bg bgcmd
5 break breakcmd
6 cd cdcmd
7 chdir cdcmd
8 command commandcmd
9 continue breakcmd
10 echo echocmd
11 eval evalcmd
12 exec execcmd
13 exit exitcmd
14 export exportcmd
15 false falsecmd
16 fg fgcmd
17 getopts getoptscmd
18 hash hashcmd
19 jobs jobscmd
20 kill killcmd
21 local localcmd
22 printf printfcmd
23 pwd pwdcmd
24 read readcmd
25 readonly exportcmd
26 return returncmd
27 set setcmd
28 shift shiftcmd
29 test testcmd
30 times timescmd
31 trap trapcmd
32 true truecmd
33 type typecmd
34 ulimit ulimitcmd
35 umask umaskcmd
36 unalias unaliascmd
37 unset unsetcmd
38 wait waitcmd
That still doesn't help with the sort(1) output though (from coreutils-7.5),
which
still doesn't appear to be honouring LC_COLLATE! I suspect a bug in our i18n
patch
for Coreutils, which I'll try to take a look at over the next few days.
Thanks,
Matt.
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