In article , Chet Ramey wrote:
> On 1/8/13 5:18 PM, John Caruso wrote:
>> In bash 4.1, if you do "shopt +s dirspell" and type "ls /ect/passwd"
>> it's corrected to "ls /etc/passwd". In bash 4.2 with dirspell enabled,
>> the correction doesn't happen.
>>[...]
>
> That functionality came in as par
In article , John
Caruso wrote:
> In bash 4.1, if you do "shopt +s dirspell" and type "ls /ect/passwd"
> it's corrected to "ls /etc/passwd". In bash 4.2 with dirspell enabled,
> the correction doesn't happen.
I forgot to mention that I've tested this with bash 4.2.10 and 4.2.24,
and neither of t
On 1/8/13 5:18 PM, John Caruso wrote:
> In bash 4.1, if you do "shopt +s dirspell" and type "ls /ect/passwd"
> it's corrected to "ls /etc/passwd". In bash 4.2 with dirspell enabled,
> the correction doesn't happen.
>
> Some searching shows that the bash 4.1 behavior can apparently be enabled
> ag
In bash 4.1, if you do "shopt +s dirspell" and type "ls /ect/passwd"
it's corrected to "ls /etc/passwd". In bash 4.2 with dirspell enabled,
the correction doesn't happen.
Some searching shows that the bash 4.1 behavior can apparently be enabled
again in bash 4.2 with a patch that adds a new "dire
