Re: undo (C-/) for terminal version of emacs not working

C-/ is a key sequence, but it is not a character sequence. The character sequence Emacs expects is the single character with octal value 037. Almost all terminals send this character when the key sequence C-_ is typed. Many terminals also send this sequence when typing C-- (unshifted _) or C

bash-3.2.5-7: COLUMNS and LINES variables are not set

It seems that bash for Cygwin does not set the COLUMNS and LINES shell variables, neither at startup nor when WINCH is delivered. Defining TIOCGWINSZ by including in lib/sh/winsize.c fixes the issue. -Mark -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml

Re: UPX & The "file" Command

> Anyway, I was wondering if someone who knows what the proper magic file > entries should be for detecting a UPX-compressed binary could supply > them (assuming there is a discernable signature for these files)? > > Likewise, if the magic file entry (-ies) could be added or submitted to > the

Re: Odd question

Internet Explorer is stupid about FTP. I've seen this problem before; what happens is that IE thinks that your remote working directory is always set to the root / when it is really something like /home/user, hence the problems navigating out of your home directory. If your version of IE automat

1.3.10-1: bash-2.05a-3: "Bad file number" using redirector >

When using the standard '>' or '>>' redirector to redirect output to a file on a NetWare directory, I get a "Bad file number" error. I also have ash-20020131-1 installed, and it does not have this problem. # Here is the problem: bash$ cat >/cygdrive/h/foofile foo cat: write error: Bad file numb