On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 10:22, Stephen Morton <[email protected]>wrote:
> In fish, this quoting style isn't there, and I'm not quite clear on what it
> does in bash, so I'm having a difficult time replicating the effect. The
> closest I could figure was not doing any quotes and just escaping all the
> funny characters:
>
> Sounds good; bash's $'...' style interprets \-escapes, which is what fish
does without quotes.
> set -U LESS_TERMCAP_us \e\[1\x3B32m
> set -U LESS_TERMCAP_md \e\[1\x3B31m
>
> I can see these entries in the output of set with no arguments, but when
> use less there's no effect.
>
Does anyone have any ideas?
>
> You're not exporting them. Try:
set -U LESS_TERMCAP_us \e\[1\x3B32m
set -U LESS_TERMCAP_md \e\[1\x3B31m
(it's a good idea to ``set -e`` them first, so that you don't mix several
variables of different scopes, that's very confusing)
--
Beni Cherniavsky-Paskin <[email protected]>
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