On Monday 02 February 2009 13:45:32 Axel Liljencrantz wrote:
> Haven't really evaluated Google code. I was under the impression that they
> only supported svn, though. And if one of the primary reasons for switching
> is to get a source code browser, that seems suboptimal. And honestly, the
> only
On Sunday 01 February 2009 16:17:53 Axel Liljencrantz wrote:
> The fish wiki seems to never have really taken off. I'd be interestd to
> hear peoples opinions on the web presence of fish. Would a project
> managment tool like trac, redmine, etc. be a good idea? (Or septic, a
> project managment too
On Sunday 01 February 2009 14:04:57 Axel Liljencrantz wrote:
> That's weird. It's an old fish bug that was fixed some time ago, and I
> can't see it on my system.
>
> Are you running the packaged verison of fish?
I can confirm that this happens on my work system with fish installed from
Ubuntu's
onmental
> variables install scripts to set them. That's why you have to relogin
> or resource /etc/profile after you install java, mozilla, et al.
I'm curious - how do other non-sh-like shells like csh handle this?
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output for
some reason when trying to build a list of usernames. To make matters
worse, it looks like its tokenizing the output it gets back
incorrectly. I'll poke at this next week if no-one else has fixed it
by then.
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set CLICOLOR 1. set -x exports the
variable to child processes. set just sets the variable. If you want
it to apply to all fish sessions, current and future, use set -Ux
CLICOLOR 1. -U makes the variable "universal".
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the user
override the auto-detection. But I'd be in favour of removing the
minimum length check and seeing who complains, then getting them to
help us figure out the problem. ;)
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hich fish apparently explicitly excludes.
Is this exclusion really necessary? Even with ~4000 apropos results
and ~200 commands ('p' and 's' on my system, the largest by a wide
margin), there's no noticeable delay. Even on a 600 MHz machine,
there's only about
t; Oops. Thanks.
Yeah, apparently I've forgotten how to use both darcs and my mail
server. I apologize for the horrible patch name on the first of those.
If it's a problem, I can try to convince darcs to let me change it.
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* command-subsection-enable
Enables reading of command descriptions from commands that are in subsections
of man section 1 or 8 (IE, section 1m).
New patches:
[command-subsection-enable
Nick Pilon <[EMAIL
Tue Jan 22 14:03:40 AST 2008 Nick Pilon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* This patch fixes a problem where prompt_pwd was printing the full path
twice under OS X and probably BSDs. (Which, needless to say, made for very long
prompts) The problem was that (Free?)BSD sed and GNU sed handle ? diffe
nger a problem?
Except prompt_pwd was broken in darcs and was printing every path
element twice. IE, /usr/usr. So I've fixed that instead and sent the
patch to the list.
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7;s fine after that) I'm going to try
to test on Linux before I actually start trying to debug this, but if
it's happening on any other systems, please say something and save me
some work.
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On 4/25/06, Axel Liljencrantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/25/06, Nick Pilon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 4/25/06, Axel Liljencrantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > On 4/25/06, Nick Pilon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > If you
On 4/25/06, Axel Liljencrantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/25/06, Nick Pilon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you try to add a directory that doesn't exist to your PATH using a
> > copy of fish built from the current darcs source, you get a whole lot
>
t the problem is, but you get it
repeated a whole bunch of times. (Every time fish launches a subshell,
I think) The Right Thing To Do would seem to be to have a sensible
error message (set: Directory does not exist) displayed exactly once.
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that X11 does it. Rather, when I used Linux, it
seemed to be common for X programs to use Alt/Meta, while terminal
programs used Ctrl. I could, of course, be mistaken, as I've been
using OS X for over a year now.
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#x27;Alt' on that key these days. I seem to switch
> between calling it Meta and Alt myself. Maybe the fish documentation
> should simply start calling the key 'Alt' like any sane person would?
Alt's probably a good idea. All PC keyboards have that key labelled
alt, and m
n the default path.
Which means /sw/bin and /opt/local/bin should be on OS X, as those are
the directories where the two common Unix software installers for that
platform put their binaries.
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l/bin/gettext, as I've got both fink and
darwinports installed. But fish, on startup, only looks in "/usr/bin
/bin /usr/sbin /sbin /usr/local/bin". I'm not sure where this is
getting set, but would more intelligent path detection (IE, adding
system-specific bin directories like /
ore
> it is used, and not terminals support this, so it is sometimes null.
> I'm pretty sure that must be the problem. A fix is in the darcs tree.
That seems to have fixed the problem quite nicely.
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repeatedly to scroll down through it, until it hits 100%.
Then I hit 'space' again and it crashes with a SIGBUS. This only
happens when running fish directly in Terminal. If I'm running it in
screen, I get the terminal bell effect as expected. (Which screen
'catches' and han
The SIGBUS in fish-pager seems to be back. I can cause it with the ssh
completions again. (Or did we not actually resolve it?)
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takes time on Linux 2.4, but takes no time on OS
X, Linux 2.6, and the BSDs. So fish was just constantly checking the
status of the command it was executing.
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, we may want to consider no longer Cc-ing Sean, as this has
moved a little ways away from his original problem.)
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d fail to handle the rest of the init files. 1.18 did
that, 1.20.0 and 1.20.1 worked right.
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, as the shell).
Again, fish 1.20.1 and 1.20.0 didn't do this.
Not sure what's going on here.
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back! This time, there seems to be odd lag in the middle of prompt_pwd
too.
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> to a bug when scrolling down. Kind of hard to verify, though, since I
> can't reproduce the original bug... Do you have time to try out a
> special tarball?
The original bug only happens when you hit 100% and then attempt to
scroll down again. I'll definitely have time to try out
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This only happens if I page down to the end of the output and then hit
space again. Hitting 'q' terminates the pager normally.
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the list of hosts, one gets a SIGBUS.
Hm. Are you on Mac OS X too, by any chance? It doesn't seem to have an fstab.
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ut of date, or is this a bug?
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any good way to bind an event handler to "the last fish
instance goes away"?
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x27;m not sure what the
proper source for this is, though. This can be found by adding
-I/sw/include to the compile flags and -L/sw/lib and -lintl to the
linker flags.
4) util.h still has the "parse error before 'ssize_t'" problem. Adding
#include to the start of t
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