It seems to be fixed in the 2010 version, e.g.
It looks like you can close this bug.
Thanks for checking.
Oliver
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Oliver Kiddle wrote:
I've not been able to reproduce this at all. Does it still occur with
the 20100309 release of ksh?
It seems to be fixed in the 2010 version, e.g.
j...@naro:/home/jeff[1864] alias cati='cat !'
j...@naro:/home/jeff[1865] cati
abc
!
abc
j...@naro:/home/jeff[1866] env |
Oliver Kiddle wrote:
On 20 Oct, Jeff Green wrote:
I've not been able to reproduce this at all. Does it still occur with
the 20100309 release of ksh?
Sorry about missing the newer release on the previous msg. The 20100309
release is in sid right now. I'll grab it and install it this
Oliver Kiddle wrote:
On 20 Oct, Jeff Green wrote:
$ cati
So are you saying that on that line, no key other than newline does
anything?
Well, I didn't try every key but just trying a bunch of non-return keys
doesn't produce input.
The blank input line for the 2nd cati invocation
On 20 Oct, Jeff Green wrote:
$ cati
So are you saying that on that line, no key other than newline does
anything?
The blank input line for the 2nd cati invocation basically is
ignoring all input except a newline. Once the newline is entered,
the shell recognizes input again.
I've not been
Package: ksh
Version: 93s+20080202-1
Severity: normal
Transcript on a fresh account:
--- START
du...@naro:~$ ksh
$ alias cati='cat !'
$ cati
abc
!
abc
$ unalias cati
$ cati
ksh: cati: not found [No such file or directory]
$ export EDITOR=vi
$ alias
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