Miguel Luis wrote: > - I'm Using Ubuntu Dapper Drake. I don't believe that Ubuntu has released Dapper Drake yet. Therefore what you have must be a release candidate for Dapper Drake.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop$ > - I just ran my cesar's program like this: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop$ echo "Hello World\n" | ./cesar 4 > - and then my bash was: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:·/D␊⎽┐├⎺⎻$ What you are seeing is almost certainly terminal issues due to the sending of binary data to it from the output of your program. Terminals often do not react well to having random binary data thrown at them. This is not a bash issue but one of understanding your terminal. Terminals interpret escape sequences and act upon them to select alternate character sets and things like that. It looks to me like you have turned on an alternate character set. Try resetting the terminal to restore it to normal use. In xterm this can be done on the fly with control-middlebutton "Do Full Reset". Other terminals probably have something similar. Or you might try typing in blind "reset" and if available it should also reset the terminal. Bob _______________________________________________ Bug-bash mailing list Bug-bash@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-bash
