Re: [ast-users] ksh93v?

2015-09-22 Thread Nathan Weeks
J. Doyle" > To: ast-users@lists.research.att.com > Subject: Re: [ast-users] ksh93v? > Message-ID: <56006ad8.5060...@gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 > > > I've been finding so many bugs in Version ABIJM 93v- 2014-12-24 that I > don&#

Re: [ast-users] ksh93v?

2015-09-21 Thread Terrence J. Doyle
I've been finding so many bugs in Version ABIJM 93v- 2014-12-24 that I don't see how it can be deemed release-worthy. We need more people in the community to download the beta, test it, make bug reports and even provide patches. Feel free to join in. I'm trying to get out

[ast-users] ksh93v?

2015-09-20 Thread Aaron Davies
any idea when ksh93v will ship? i'm eagerly awaiting read -d '', which is currently the only reason i have for writing anything in bash (i have to deal with a lot of trees of arbitrarily-named files, so find -print0|while IFS= read -rd '' is essential to many of my ad-hoc scripts) -- Aaron Davi

Re: [ast-users] ksh93v- read bug

2013-03-28 Thread Philippe Bergheaud
ast-users-boun...@lists.research.att.com wrote on 03/13/2013 20:16:32: > Subject: Re: [ast-users] ksh93v- read bug > > > > > ksh93v- 2013-02-22 does not honor -r with -d ''. > > Exemple: > > > > ## correct behaviour with delim='\

Re: [ast-users] ksh93v- read bug

2013-03-14 Thread Philippe Bergheaud
> > ksh93v- 2013-02-22 does not honor -r with -d ''. > > Exemple: > > > > ## correct behaviour with delim='\n' > > ## expected ouput is \ \n > > $ printf '\\\n' | read -r > > $ printf '%s\n' "$REPLY" | od -c > > 000 \ \n > > 002 > > > > ## incorrect behaviour with delim='\0' > > ## exp

Re: [ast-users] ksh93v- read bug

2013-03-13 Thread David Korn
Subject: Re: [ast-users] ksh93v- read bug > ksh93v- 2013-02-22 does not honor -r with -d ''. > Exemple: > > ## correct behaviour with delim='\n' > ## expected ouput is \ \n > $ printf '\\\n' | read -r > $ printf '%s\n' &

[ast-users] ksh93v- read bug

2013-03-13 Thread Philippe Bergheaud
ksh93v- 2013-02-22 does not honor -r with -d ''. Exemple: ## correct behaviour with delim='\n' ## expected ouput is \ \n $ printf '\\\n' | read -r $ printf '%s\n' "$REPLY" | od -c 000 \ \n 002 ## incorrect behaviour with delim='\0' ## expected output is \ \0 $ printf '\\\000' | read -r