On 8/20/11 11:17 PM, Paul Tibbitts wrote:
> This is not a bug in bash itself, but I was wondering if there are any
> updates to the ksh-compatibility print function provided with bash in
> the source distribution (in the examples/functions/kshenv file),
> specifically with regards to ksh-compatible handling of -R.
>
> Using ksh:
>
> $ print -R -z
> -z
>
> Using bash 4.2.10 with the kshenv file:
>
> $ print -R -z
> bash: illegal option -- z
>
> My understanding is that the -R should disable further option
> processing except for -n, and display any additional arguments,
> including those beginning with "-"
>
> I have worked around the problem to some extent by modifying the
> function, but was wondering if anyone has a more accurate/efficient/
> official/distributed version.
If you have improvements to the function, please send them to me and I will
incorporate them into the bash distribution. There's nothing official
about those functions; they're just examples.
--
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