Thorsten Glaser <[email protected]> wrote:
 |Steffen Daode Nurpmeso dixit:
 |
 |>Yeaaah... the user experience would be even better if the website
 |>would describe how to subscribe to miros-mksh@.
 |
 |I just committed a textual change that should make that
 |even clearer.
 |
 |>It's all fine now!  Great!
 |>And looking forward for a bright, resurrected R49!
 |
 |You’re welcome ;-) Although this will be R48, I think.
 |Can you confirm that…

I'm too overwhelmed to confirm anything.. Puh!
Like a hurricane or something..

 |>Well, the minimal code to reproduce is
 |[…]
 |>          signal(SIGINT, &onsig);
 |>          kill(getpid(), SIGINT);
 |
 |… this issue is no longer a problem, then?

Indeed it seems to be so for quite some versions already;
 
  (NetBSD) @(#)MIRBSD KSH R43 2013/02/19
  (Mac OS) @(#)MIRBSD KSH R45 2013/04/26 [sdaoden]
  (Mac OS) @(#)MIRBSD KSH R47 2013/07/25 [sdaoden]

All just work fine.

 |>|• long job names
 |>
 |>Ja-ah (but
 |[…]
 |>is really a good thing to have!)
 |
 |Okay, I cave in ;-) you get 256 now. Should be enough for
 |almost all screen and terminal sizes (unless you’re gecko2@
 |and run one xterm in *his* font size across all *three* of
 |the wide-screen monitors he’s got on his desktop at the dayjob).
 |
 |That’s commitid 10051F2DD2B49D415C3.

YES!  Thanks a lot!!

  ?0[steffen@sherwood mksh.cvs_git]$ git br -D mymods
  Deleted branch mymods (was da42843).

(Was indeed the hash, quite funny..)

 |>|I’ve not got any of yours on my radar atm… did I forget some?
 |>
 |>Well, it's only minor convenience shit for me, like
 |
 |>the „expansion in the middle of a word“
 |
 |As I explained, I strongly consider this a feature and use
 |it almost daily, if not daily.
 |
 |>„when traversing history $COLUMNS
 |>should be used fully, not `WIDTH % $COLUMNS', when displaying
 |>linee with `WIDTH > $COLUMNS'”.
 |
 |That’s commitid 10051F2DD36363A1B44 which is massively complex
 |(also because it makes Emacs and Vi share code and data, which
 |is a prerequisite for some of this, along with lots of cleanup
 |etc.) and may break stuff (interactive, not testsuit’able).

..speechless..

 |@everyone: please do test these changes! (The fix is for Emacs
 |mode only but Vi mode prompt length calculation and other code
 |and data references are affected, so please test that Vi isn’t
 |changed at all and Emacs gets this fixed.)
 |
 |The new code is a bit more clueful and tries to fill the screen
 |up to 2/3 of $COLUMNS, including the prompt if any. If we would
 |hit the prompt when displaying, we scroll out the first char so
 |don’t be surprised about that if you happen onto it.

Quite conservative for history review, 2/3 -- how often do you
start editing on a reactivated history entry?
But don't misunderstand, please, being able to see ~55 columns at
once is SUCH an improvement!

„Sysadmin Appreciation Day commit“ is quite a pain, however; one
hundred percent beyond my means, that is...

 |>Shitty stuff like that...
 |
 |As you can see, not everything gets fixed, and especially not
 |immediately, but bringing things to my attention every now and
 |then surely helps.
 |
 |Now drink something to celebrate ;-)

Skol!
(I think it'll be a nice grassy green tea, thanks.)

 |bye,
 |//mirabilos

--steffen

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