On 04/27/2011 05:23 PM, J.T. Conklin wrote:
For backwards compatibility, the 4.4BSD join used by NetBSD supports a
"-a" option as if it was "-a 1 -a 2". Unfortunately, this was done in
such a way that "-a 1" and "-a 2" need to be passed as "-a1" or "-a2".
Ouch, so BSD has optional arguments in
On 04/27/2011 09:23 AM, J.T. Conklin wrote:
> For backwards compatibility, the 4.4BSD join used by NetBSD supports a
> "-a" option as if it was "-a 1 -a 2". Unfortunately, this was done in
> such a way that "-a 1" and "-a 2" need to be passed as "-a1" or "-a2".
Thanks. That's a violation of POSI
For backwards compatibility, the 4.4BSD join used by NetBSD supports a
"-a" option as if it was "-a 1 -a 2". Unfortunately, this was done in
such a way that "-a 1" and "-a 2" need to be passed as "-a1" or "-a2".
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