Chet Ramey wrote:
Chet Ramey wrote:
Well I thought that also, but reproduced it in gnome-terminal and
xterm with PS1=$. The only common denominator was bash, as tcsh
didn't show the problem?
Type `type -a cd' and see what it says.
$ type -a cd
cd is a shell builtin
How about $PROMPT_CO
> Chet Ramey wrote:
> >>>Well I thought that also, but reproduced it in gnome-terminal and
> >>
> >>xterm with PS1=$. The only common denominator was bash, as tcsh
> >>didn't show the problem?
> >
> > Type `type -a cd' and see what it says.
>
> $ type -a cd
> cd is a shell builtin
How about $PRO
Chet Ramey wrote:
Well I thought that also, but reproduced it in gnome-terminal and
xterm with PS1=$. The only common denominator was bash, as tcsh
didn't show the problem?
Type `type -a cd' and see what it says.
$ type -a cd
cd is a shell builtin
--
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> > Well I thought that also, but reproduced it in gnome-terminal and
> xterm with PS1=$. The only common denominator was bash, as tcsh
> didn't show the problem?
Type `type -a cd' and see what it says.
Chet
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( ``Discere est Dolere''
Chet Ramey wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$ rpm -q bash
bash-3.0-17
$ mkdir -p 'blah\'
$ cd 'blah\' #lock up here
There's no bug here. The cd builtin completes successfully, and
the shell goes to read another line from the terminal. My guess
is that the backslash at the end of $PWD is me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> $ rpm -q bash
> bash-3.0-17
>
> $ mkdir -p 'blah\'
> $ cd 'blah\' #lock up here
There's no bug here. The cd builtin completes successfully, and
the shell goes to read another line from the terminal. My guess
is that the backslash at the end of $PWD is messing up an es
$ rpm -q bash
bash-3.0-17
$ mkdir -p 'blah\'
$ cd 'blah\' #lock up here
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