On Mon, 1 Aug 2011, Simon Nicolussi wrote:
Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
That solves the problem since the OP wants bash syntax. I don't. Is
there a reason the constructs mentioned aren't included in "plain
'sh'" mode?
Not all shells support command substitution via $(...), even though it
is required by POSIX. The /bin/sh in Solaris comes to mind.
[Just FYI:] The /bin/sh in Solaris 10 works fine. Wouldn't surprise me
if 5.8 or prior didn't...
If you know you're using a compatible shell, you can specify:
let g:is_posix = 1
Seems like this should be the default, but okay. I see it in the help
now. Presuming this doesn't affect zsh-detection, I'll just add it and
be done.
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Thanks,
Ben
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