Hello,
Normally 'wait -n' will return the exit code of background process when
they terminate before wait is runned. However, when bg processes and 'wait
-n' runs inside a command substitution, bash loses control of bg process as
soon as they exit.
nr=${1:-5}
subjobs() {
local -a pids
Hi
My thoughts regarding which properties / fields can be useful to have in
history (originally pertaining to another shell but hope it's helpful):
https://github.com/ngs-lang/ngs/wiki/History-Design#commands-history
Regards,
Ilya
On 8 Nov 2019, at 1:47, Ángel mailto:an...@16bits.net>> wrote:
On 11/18/19 1:10 PM, Jim Monte wrote:
Thanks again for looking at these reports. I have thankfully essentially
completed my implementation of history for ngspice (an open-source
successor to SPICE 3F5 with a csh-like front end that handles parsing a bit
differently than a shell would), so I bel
On 11/18/19 12:40 PM, Jim Monte wrote:
Thank you for looking into all of these reports. My issue here was that in
both cases there had not yet been any ?string? search, so they should
behave the same way -- an event is not required to not have a most recent
?string? search. So if the default is
