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Hi,
... I found this email address in the bash man-page, so I hope this is
the right address. I have a small feature request:
Can you make it possible that the EOF marker for here-documents be
nested too, i.e. preceeded with an arbitrary number of white spaces?
I often have this situation:
if [
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According to Paul Foerster on 5/18/2008 11:03 PM:
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| Can you make it possible that the EOF marker for here-documents be
| nested too, i.e. preceeded with an arbitrary number of white spaces?
Sorry, but this would violate the POSIX requirements on he
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According to [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 5/19/2008 7:16 AM:
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| Bash Version: 3.1
| Patch Level: 17
Consider upgrading. Bash is at 3.2, patch level 39. However, it also
exhibits the same behavior.
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| Today I recognized a strange behavior of Bash w
I know the presence of "color" in my subject will cause people to tell
me to read
the FAQ section E3; so I already have ;-)
Here's how I can reproduce:
1) set PS1 to use colors and reset the color at the end, as per the
bash
prompt HOWTO; eg. the "lightweight" prompt described here,
http://
