Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2024 12:09:06 -0400
From: Grisha Levit <[email protected]>
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| I've found using
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| bash --norc -in <<< INPUT
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| invaluable for testing input handling so I hope that remains an option.
That kind of thing (not precisely that) is why the NetBSD shell took the
approach
it does, of simply disabling -n for each new command, rather than ignoring it
completely for interactive shells.
One way to handle that the way that bash does things, would be to only disable
the
'n' option at startup if the shell becomes interactive the "normal" way, and not
when that is forced by use of -i.
kre
