Thanks a lot.
I 've merged it into cvs.
Simon
Le Jeudi 20 Octobre 2005 17:17, wieseltux23 a écrit :
if(fgets (input, LINE_MAX_LEN-1, stdin))
+ {
+ run=linphonec_parse_command_line(linphonec,input);
+ printf(linphonec
Martin Samuelsson wrote:
This bug is because linphonec_parse_command_line() is passed a string in
cl even when fgets() in linphonec_main_loop() returns NULL;
A simple fix is attached. It makes the application exit cleanly if
that fgets() return zero, or giving a Ctrl-D alone as a command ends
This bug is because linphonec_parse_command_line() is passed a string in
cl even when fgets() in linphonec_main_loop() returns NULL;
A simple fix is attached. It makes the application exit cleanly if
that fgets() return zero, or giving a Ctrl-D alone as a command ends
the program.
There are at
On Tue, Oct 11, 2005 at 11:40:38PM +0200, Samuel Mimram wrote:
% linphonec
Ready.
' : Cannot understand this.
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Your terminal ate part of the weird characters.
Run it in script.
I've attached my run from inside script to this mail.
(The ESC [ . and ^M are terminal control
Package: linphone-nox
Version: 1.1.0-2
Install linphone-nox, start linphonec, press Ctrl-D (the
usual EOF key to get out of interactive shell-like
programms) gives weird characters.
Elrond
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Elrond wrote:
Package: linphone-nox
Version: 1.1.0-2
Install linphone-nox, start linphonec, press Ctrl-D (the
usual EOF key to get out of interactive shell-like
programms) gives weird characters.
Which weired characters? If I press Ctrl-D, I only get:
% linphonec
Ready.
' : Cannot understand
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