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According to Matthew Woehlke on 4/2/2007 5:09 PM:
>> Matthew, it's not a bug in bash, it's a feature. $(foo) and `foo`
>> are not 100% equivalent. Read the command substitution paragraph
>> in the bash man page.
>
> I did, and I saw that it talked abo
Eric Blake-1 wrote:
Current bash.xml accepts (a), but not (b). The single qoute is
the start of string highlight. It's also not just the backtick
block, but the backtick block inside of a double quote string
block - and vice versa.
First, be aware that `` in bash 3.1 was buggy, so you should
up
> > Current bash.xml accepts (a), but not (b). The single qoute is
> > the start of string highlight. It's also not just the backtick
> > block, but the backtick block inside of a double quote string
> > block - and vice versa.
First, be aware that `` in bash 3.1 was buggy, so you should
upgrade
Since this is not really appropriate to the bug report, I am moving it
exclusively to the lists. Please direct replies to
kwrite-develkde.org and bug-bashgnu.org.
Carsten Lohrke wrote:
Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Carsten Lohrke wrote:
Current bash.xml accepts (a), but not (b). The single qoute is
Carsten Lohrke wrote:
Current bash.xml accepts (a), but not (b). The single qoute is
the start of string highlight. It's also not just the backtick
block, but the backtick block inside of a double quote string
block - and vice versa.
x="`echo \"'\\\"\"`"is valid
My bash highlighter thinks
Chet Ramey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fran Litterio wrote:
>>> Also, creating an "option" to decide which behaviour should be followed
>>> (current one or the one I propose) would make everyone happy
>>
>> It should be possible to code a value for PROMPT_COMMAND that sends
>> the cursor position
