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Package: bash
Version: 2.05b-24
Severity: normal

When I'm logged at the console, is I type "ls | less", I get "-bash:  less
command not found", but "ls  |less" works. It only happens at the
console, not within an xterm.

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Laurent Martelli writes:
> >>>>> "Matthias" == Matthias Klose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
>   Matthias> Roland Mas writes:
>   >> I get this "problem" sometimes too.  I usually have to blame
>   >> myself and my fuzzy typing.  On French keymaps such as the one
>   >> mentioned, you get | by typing AltGr+-.  If you leave your finger
>   >> for too long on the AltGr modifier, then the next key is not
>   >> Space but AltGr+Space, which seems to be a different character
>   >> that bash doesn't interpret as whitespace.
> 
>   Matthias> Laurant, could you confirm, that this is the case? I'm
>   Matthias> unable to reproduce it on a German keyboard (where | is
>   Matthias> AltGr-<). One possibilty would be to add a key binding to
>   Matthias> map the character you type to a simple space, or to change
>   Matthias> the keymap.
> 
> I confirm what Roland says. It does not happen anymore with
> bash-3.0-15 when AltGr+SPC is not bound (so no character is output). 

thanks, closing the report.


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