On 09/01/2011 07:33 PM, Philipp Thomas wrote: > > Cut from older coreutils (at least until 7.1) honoured --output-delimiter in > combination with -c. Newer coreutils don't, i.e. with the older cut you get > > $ echo 12 | cut --output-delimiter=X -c1,2 > 1X2 > > And with the newer ones > > $ echo 12 | cut --output-delimiter=X -c1,2 > 12 > > Is this a regression or was this a deliberate change that wasn't documented?
Looks like a regression introduced with the i18n patch, so I'm closing this here. $ echo 12 | cut --output-delimiter=X -c1,2 12 $ echo 12 | LANG=C cut --output-delimiter=X -c1,2 1X2 cheers, Pádraig.
