Re: for ... in ... do ignores escape characters

2008-04-17 Thread Paul Jarc
luiscolorado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is what I get when some file names have spaces: > > for i in `my-program` > do > echo $i > done > > It echoes the following: > > sony > apple > hewlett > packard Unquoted `` expansions are split into words using $IFS. So if you only want to split on

for ... in ... do ignores escape characters

2008-04-17 Thread luiscolorado
Hello, everybody... I'm suffering a huge problem with the "for" command because it wants to parse a variable ignoring escape characters. For example, as you know, if I do something like this in bash: for i in sony apple "hewlett packard" do echo $i done It will echo the following: sony apple h

Re: TZ=... date affected PROMPT_COMMAND

2008-04-17 Thread Matthew Woehlke
Chet Ramey wrote: Assuming you're using bash-3.1.x, that could, as Chet suggested, be the problem; I don't have a 3.1 handy to test. It is the problem. I'll take your word for it. You had previously stated that 3.2 fixed something, but not if "something" was introduced in 3.1, so I wasn't s

Re: TZ=... date affected PROMPT_COMMAND

2008-04-17 Thread Chet Ramey
> Assuming you're using bash-3.1.x, that could, as Chet suggested, be the > problem; I don't have a 3.1 handy to test. It is the problem. Chet -- ``The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne.'' - Chaucer Chet Ramey, ITS, CWRU[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://tiswww.tis.case.edu/~chet/

Re: TZ=... date affected PROMPT_COMMAND

2008-04-17 Thread Matthew Woehlke
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK, now using Archimerged's cleaner version, I bet Matthew can reproduce this. Nope, and you still didn't answer my question, which was "what version are you using"? I'm going to guess all that is needed to reproduce for you is 'PS1="\W\$ "'. Assuming you're using b

Re: bashbug and OSX

2008-04-17 Thread Chet Ramey
> I tried using bashbug on Mac OSX 10.5.2 (Intel), and it doesn't seem > to be able to read my system info accurately. > > It says: > ___ > Machine: powerpc > OS: darwin9.0 > Compiler: gcc > ___ > > This is an Intel MacBook, not a PowerPC machine. I am unsure if OSX > can be described as darw

bashbug and OSX

2008-04-17 Thread Clytie Siddall
G'day :) I tried using bashbug on Mac OSX 10.5.2 (Intel), and it doesn't seem to be able to read my system info accurately. It says: ___ Machine: powerpc OS: darwin9.0 Compiler: gcc ___ This is an Intel MacBook, not a PowerPC machine. I am unsure if OSX can be described as darwin9.0. Yes,

Re: TZ=... date affected PROMPT_COMMAND

2008-04-17 Thread Chet Ramey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK, now using Archimerged's cleaner version, I bet Matthew can reproduce this. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root# su - nobody No directory, logging in with HOME=/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ PROMPT_COMMAND='prompt_status=\ $?' [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ PS1=$SPECIAL_PS1"\A\${prompt_status# 0}

Re: TZ=... date affected PROMPT_COMMAND

2008-04-17 Thread jidanni
OK, now using Archimerged's cleaner version, I bet Matthew can reproduce this. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/root# su - nobody No directory, logging in with HOME=/ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ PROMPT_COMMAND='prompt_status=\ $?' [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/$ PS1=$SPECIAL_PS1"\A\${prompt_status# 0} \W$ " 17:26 /$ TZ=America/L