te-region, work fine.
Best regards,
John
Hi Thorsten, and thanks for your solution!
no, you’ve discovered you did not read the manpage ☺
I did read it, but I didn't understand it...! Adding the \r and
surrounding all escape sequences with \1 solves my problem, but I don't
understand why (?).
Best regards,
John
owards the
length of the line! This means that mksh "breaks" the line much earlier
than necessary, making it difficult to use colors in the prompt.
Is there any way to disable this behavior or to customize it?
Happy new year,
John
I have a script with:
X=(1 2 3)
X+=(4 5 6)
print ${X[*]}
sh script.ksh results in: Unable to initialize device PRN.
What's the deal?
BTW, I'm using the latest Cygwin on Windows 7.
---John
Is MKSH easily available on Macs (a.k.a., OS X)? I have some kids at
college (with MacBook Air) that are interested BUT the easier it is to
install the better. They're not going to be interested in building it
from source + a cmake.
---John
$(whence -p rename) .cpp .cc *.cpp
Works like a charm. Thanks!
---John
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 6:11 PM, Thorsten Glaser t...@mirbsd.de wrote:
John Chludzinski dixit:
In Cygwin/bash 'rename' is available:
$ rename .cpp .cc *.cpp
You probably installed some tool that runs as /usr/bin/rename
Hi Thorsten,
Hope this clears it up.
Massively. Thank you!
Best regards,
John
