On Sat, Aug 26, 2006 at 11:47:41PM +0200, Axel Liljencrantz wrote:
> So on the first collision, 'mv' will start reading the contents of
> 'foo' looking for a yes/no answer to the overwrite query. Most likely
> this will consume all of the file foo, so the result will be that the
> script quits on the first collision.

mv should interpret anything that is not y as no and go on, which can 
of course lead to evenmore interresting effects since now the next $i
will have a character missing.

> These versions of the script work. The former uses stderr as the new
> stdin for mv

hmm, interresting approach.
especially as i never thought of stderr for the input side...

> Thank you for the bug report. Keep them coming!

don't you worry, i got a few more in the pipeline,
i am just starting with the obvious ones first...

how about this one?

when starting, fish greets me with the following message:
fish: Warning: The directory $HOME/bin has been removed from your PATH
because it does not exist

huh?
~> cd $HOME/bin
~/bin>

it seems that fish is taking $HOME/bin literally and does not like to
expand the variable. i can't blame it, i don't like that either,
however since this is coming from a systemwide setting, (and in this
case from the ubuntu default) short of lobbying all distributions to not
put variables into the PATH, i think fish needs tocheck for variables here.

greetings, martin.
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