Re: '[[' regression in R59
Op 05-05-20 om 22:35 schreef Thorsten Glaser: Martijn Dekker dixit: As of mksh-R59 there is a regression in glob pattern matching with '[['. Thanks, fixed. Verified. :) I’m too tired to release R59b tonight, so if you have got any other bugs/regressions to go into it before I do so tomorrow or so… do tell. You seem to have more weird-corner-case test coverage than I do. Nope, all my other tests pass. - M. -- modernish -- harness the shell https://github.com/modernish/modernish
Re: '[[' regression in R59
Martijn Dekker dixit: > As of mksh-R59 there is a regression in glob pattern matching with '[['. Thanks, fixed. I’m too tired to release R59b tonight, so if you have got any other bugs/regressions to go into it before I do so tomorrow or so… do tell. You seem to have more weird-corner-case test coverage than I do. Stay safe, //mirabilos -- 21:49⎜ I have a question guys, ⎜Can I use my PC as SMTP server, I use Windows 7 . ⎜Already googled and Installed IIS ⎜but Still I can't send E-mail
'[[' regression in R59
As of mksh-R59 there is a regression in glob pattern matching with '[['. Backslash-escaping of a * passed from a variable appears to be ignored. $ mksh-R58 -c 'v=a\\*e; [[ abcde == $v ]]';echo $? 1 $ mksh-R59 -c 'v=a\\*e; [[ abcde == $v ]]';echo $? 0 <== bug ksh93, bash, yash and zsh all behave like mksh R58 and earlier. Testing the git repo revealed the regression was introduced by this commit: | commit 24e61ee166cf50c7c1fcaf58d7393b2e6e557c93 | Author: tg | Date: Tue Apr 7 23:14:44 2020 + | | implement full extglob pattern matching on [[ x = $y ]] RHS | | eliminates some eval and brings us closer to ksh93 -- modernish -- harness the shell https://github.com/modernish/modernish
