I have got some reply from the TP guys concerning the bash l10n files.
It seems that the current files in po/ is outdated compared to the TP
ones, especially the zh_CN tranlation, so maybe you should merge them in
first.
However, from some personal point of view, I suggest considering using
my ver
Dave Rutherford wrote:
There are loadable builtins but I don't believe it is true that they
can magically self-load as you describe.
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Magically self load? Right...
Installed by the tooth fairy no doubt?
Anything that's setup to load has to be configured by
*someone*...whether it is 'you'
On Sat, 22 Aug 2015, isabella parakiss wrote:
Hi, after running wait -n there's something wrong, ^C doesn't work
properly anymore: it displays ^C in the readline buffer, but the current
line stays there until I press enter. Running any command "fixes" it.
It can also dump core if you try with
Version: <= 4.4-alpha
In bash's `help.def' builtin, wdispcolumn() is used to display `help'
columns. It terminates the string at wcstr[width - 1], with a comment
that assmues each wide character to be exactly one column wide.
This works fine with most languages where widechars are, actually, one
Andreas Schwab wrote:
> Bob Proulx writes:
>
> > Andreas Schwab wrote:
> > > Ángel González writes:
> > > > entering «/^ *read⤶» may be easier to type (and remember)
> > >
> > > It won't match, though.
> >
> > It matches fine for me.
>
> How? There is no ⤶ in the output.
>
> Andreas.
I was
> I believe you can simply send them your zh_CN files. I'm sure they
would be happy to get updates for bash-4.3 and bash-4.4-alpha. Thanks
for your help.
It appears that bash-4.4 pots are not yet submitted to TP, so maybe you
need to submit them first.
Additionally, the zh groups at TP seems to b
Bob Proulx writes:
> Andreas Schwab wrote:
>> Ángel González writes:
>> > entering «/^ *read⤶» may be easier to type (and remember)
>>
>> It won't match, though.
>
> It matches fine for me.
How? There is no ⤶ in the output.
Andreas.
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Hi, after running wait -n there's something wrong, ^C doesn't work
properly anymore: it displays ^C in the readline buffer, but the current
line stays there until I press enter. Running any command "fixes" it.
It can also dump core if you try with multiple jobs.
$ bash --norc
bash-4.3$ sleep 1
