Re: How to match regex in bash? (any character)

> On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 06:20:32AM +, Stephane CHAZELAS wrote: >2011-09-29, 13:52(-08), Roger: >[...] >> Since you're saying the regex description is found within either regex(3) or >> regex(7), couldn't there be a brief note within the Bash Manual Page be >> something >> to the effect: >[..

Bug: shell history loses lines beginning with # in a here-document

[I've just created a bug report at Savannah, but looking at the Bash page on gnu.org I realised it should have ben sent here rather than ] Run these command: $ gcc -x c - <  int main() { printf("hi\n"); }  EOT $ ./a.out hi now use the up cursor (or "fc -2

Updating Bash port on VMS

Hello, I and others are working on updating the bash port on VMS the current version of Bash. As this port can not depend the pre-existence of Bash or other common tools, I will end up with a number of additional VMS specific files. This includes build scripts and various helper modules, and