You should be able to use the following:
stdio
exit_code range=1: /
exit_code range=:0 /
/stdio
Square brackets are not supported in the range.
However, note that many shells will not return an
exit code that is less than 0. Instead, the lowest
8 bits (i.e., value mod 256) will be
The wiki markup was also fixed. The // is not supported.
-Scott
- Original Message -
My apologies:
stdio
exit_code range=1: /
exit_code range=:-1 /
/stdio
Again, note that the second range will not be useful as OS X and
Linux (or at least the distros I've used) will never
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 4:59 PM, Scott McManus scottmcma...@gatech.edu wrote:
My apologies:
stdio
exit_code range=1: /
exit_code range=:-1 /
/stdio
Great. Something like exit_code range=!0 / would be shorter
but I appreciate wanting to keep the syntax simple.
Again, note that the
