Glenn:
I'm running mc with -r, but the only difference it makes
is that without -r, mc spits out an error message while
with -r it just freezes the prompt. I.e. the
difference is cosmetical, while the problem remains.
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Having committed the above to print, an examination of the source shows
that it has already been done, an extract from src/OChangeLog ...
Sat Dec 6 23:24:23 1997 Yuri Kuzmenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* main.c: added -r command-line option. It removes
The shell is already
I don't see any problem here that would not be a result of reusing a generic
subshell. mc doesn't track the state of the subshell after every keystoke sent
to the subshell. It only knows that it's safe to send commands to the subshell
after it has returned the prompt and no new data was sent
bulia byak wrote:
Here's an even simpler way to trigger this bug. In an empty command
prompt, with panels off, press right-arrow. Nothing visibly changes,
but apparently this causes the shell to enter into some sort of
command line editing mode which in turn causes mc to lose connection
with
