On 2/4/15, konsolebox wrote:
> Logically that should only unset the elements of an array and not the
> array variable
> itself since '*' or '@' is more of a wildcard that represents the
> indices. However, bash
> does otherwise:
>
> #define ALL_ELEMENT_SUB(c)((c) == '@' || (c) == '*')
>
> .
Hey,
I work on gnome-terminal. I am trying to add support for notifying the
user when a long-running command finishes in an inactive tab or
window. I am currently emitting a custom escape sequence [1] from
PROMPT_COMMAND, with the command parsed from $(history 1) as an
argument.
However, we are
Hey,
I work on gnome-terminal. I am trying to add support for notifying the
user when a long-running command finishes in an inactive tab or
window. I am currently emitting a custom escape sequence [1] from
PROMPT_COMMAND, with the command parsed from $(history 1) as an
argument.
However, we are
On 2/5/15 8:06 AM, isabella parakiss wrote:
> On 2/4/15, konsolebox wrote:
>> Logically that should only unset the elements of an array and not the
>> array variable
>> itself since '*' or '@' is more of a wildcard that represents the
>> indices. However, bash
>> does otherwise:
>>
>> #define A
