Thus said "Andy Bradford" on 29 Jan 2018 21:16:14 -0700:
> I'll try to figure out why it's failing and report back, ...
So, here's where I'm at; I see the script makes it to here:
if [ $iconv_elides_question_marks -eq 1 ]; then
check "$expected" "$actual"
else
grep "Can't convert .*u
Thus said Ken Hornstein on Mon, 29 Jan 2018 21:12:43 -0500:
> So I went and looked again at people who tried out 1.7.1-RC2; it seems
> there were some benign warnings (which we didn't clean up, AFAIK) and
> Andy Bradford reported a failure on the test suite that we never
> resolved. Is that
So I went and looked again at people who tried out 1.7.1-RC2; it seems there
were some benign warnings (which we didn't clean up, AFAIK) and Andy Bradford
reported a failure on the test suite that we never resolved. Is that
correct? Should we try to run that to ground?
Is there anything else hol
>May be the current -help option of most commands with some post
>processing is good enough?
I have thought about that ... but AFAIK we have never committed that the
"help" output be stable. Really, I think a few extra switches would make
it a lot easier AND we could commit to long-term stability
May be the current -help option of most commands with some post processing is
good enough?
Under zsh on FreeBSD I use, for example,
compctl -K listifnets ifconfig
listifnets() { set -A reply $(ifconfig -l) }
Now whenever I try autocompleting ifconfig’s argument, zsh runs the
listifnets co
Hi Paul,
I've made a note of your and Ken's suggestions.
> http://blog.llvm.org/2017/09/clang-bash-better-auto-completion-is.html
Having every program, clang, nmh, vim, etc., implement --autocomplete
seems a poor solution. The bash script they provide has knowledge of
some of clang's options so
