This code produces the error message:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ function swap_until_one_left { [[ 0 == $( wc -l $1 ) ]] &&
echo "empty file" && exit; [[ 1 == $( wc -l $1 ) ]] && cat $1 && exit; [[ 2
== $( wc -l $1 ) ]] && cat <(tail -1 $1) <(head --lines=-1 $1) && return 0;
cat <(tail -1 $1) <( swa
completion after an input or output redirection still uses original
command completion function:
command foo > -> calls function defined for command
Whereas it should probably automatically revert to plain file completion.
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Guillaume Rousse
Moyens Informatiques - INRIA Futurs
Tel: 01 69 35 69
hi guys,
I am trying to learn to write recursive functions in bash. As one of my
first attempts i wrote this program to emulate the system provided tac
command:
after playing with it for a good bit, it no longer produces this error
message:
malloc: ../bash/subst.c:4135: assertion botched
reallo
