Hi All, User defined commands gets messed up if a definition has a name
starting with "ws" and called from another definition. Is it a known defect?
Any workarounds? bash-3.2$ cat test.gdb
define wsbaz
printf "wsbaz\n"
enddefine foo
wsbaz
enddefine bar
printf "bar\n"
end bash-3.2$ ./gdb
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(gdb) source ./test.gdb
(gdb) foo
warning: Invalid control type in canned commands structure.
warning: Error executing canned sequence of commands.
(gdb) bar
Undefined command: "bar". Try "help".
(gdb) show user foo
User command "foo":
wsfoo
end
define bar
printf "bar\n"(gdb) show user bar
Undefined command: "bar". Try "help".
(gdb) show user wsfoo
User command "wsfoo":
printf "wsfoo\n"(gdb) wsfoo
wsfoo
(gdb)
Cheers,Mohan. _______________________________________________
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