On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:59:32 +0100
pancake wrote:
>
> Why --disable-pie? I think this is main security issue here. And its
> even more dangerous because its used on static bins.
>
I played a bit with build system of Bifrost. Shell script (mostly grep)
"B-configure-1" is used to pass building op
On 6 December 2011 08:52, Troels Henriksen wrote:
> You could also unconditionally strip trailing newlines, since they will
> never be part of a selection proper, but always a terminator.
Sounds like a good solution to me.
And yes, this behaviour will remain consistent in later versions.
cls
wagne...@seas.upenn.edu writes:
> Quoting Connor Lane Smith :
>
>> The change was intentional. The logic being that lines go in and a
>> line comes out... Rather than some fragment of a line. (dmenu strips
>> newlines when reading, and restores them when printing.) Is there a
>> reason why you pre
Quoting Connor Lane Smith :
The change was intentional. The logic being that lines go in and a
line comes out... Rather than some fragment of a line. (dmenu strips
newlines when reading, and restores them when printing.) Is there a
reason why you preferred the earlier behaviour?
No reason to p
Hey,
On 6 December 2011 09:35, wrote:
> In 4.4 (and 4.4.1), dmenu starting printing spurious newlines. The problem
> seems to be a switch from fputs to puts; here's a patch that reverts this
> change.
The change was intentional. The logic being that lines go in and a
line comes out... Rather th
In 4.4 (and 4.4.1), dmenu starting printing spurious newlines. The
problem seems to be a switch from fputs to puts; here's a patch that
reverts this change.
Apologies if the newlines were an intentional side-effect of this
change; I checked the mailing list for the two weeks around the chan
