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* Re: Bash 2.01 function w/line breaks? Rvxt?
@ 1997-09-19  5:58 Earnie Boyd
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From: Earnie Boyd @ 1997-09-19  5:58 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: gnu-win32

How about it Cygnus?  Could you mirror for Sergey? 

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Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 17:23:46 -0400
From: Elliot <elliot@empire.net>
To: gnu-win32@cygnus.com
Subject: Bash 2.01 function w/line breaks?  Rvxt?

I have Bash 2.01 and a recent, though not the very latest cygwin.dll
from Sergei (is anyone maintaining a mirror of Sergei's site in the
US?).

I can read most of my .bashrc file (that is, the \n are correct and the
mount is done with -b) but if there is a function with a line break in
the middle. bash complains.

Example:

...
psg ()
{
  ps -aux |  grep $1 | grep -v grep
}

This causes Bash complain about a syntax error near psg().  This works
under 2.01 on a Sparc.  This used to work on 1.8 under cygwin32.

Now, when I change it to

psg () {
...

AND amke sure there is a space after the open brace, then it works.  Any
ideas?

Also, I got rxvt to work (cool) using eXodus as an X server.  Is there
documentation on it (yes, I see rvxt -h).  What are the defaults?  What
is the default font?  I notice that the term type is xterm-color, but I
don;t see any colors.  I still get "rxvt: Failed to open input method"
and a few "seteuid called and it's not done yet" messages.  Normal?

Thanks!!  Great job Sergei.  Come the US; I'm sure you'll easily find a
job here!

--Elliot


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* Bash 2.01 function w/line breaks?  Rvxt?
@ 1997-09-18 14:25 Elliot
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 2+ messages in thread
From: Elliot @ 1997-09-18 14:25 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: gnu-win32

I have Bash 2.01 and a recent, though not the very latest cygwin.dll
from Sergei (is anyone maintaining a mirror of Sergei's site in the
US?).

I can read most of my .bashrc file (that is, the \n are correct and the
mount is done with -b) but if there is a function with a line break in
the middle. bash complains.

Example:

...
psg ()
{
  ps -aux |  grep $1 | grep -v grep
}

This causes Bash complain about a syntax error near psg().  This works
under 2.01 on a Sparc.  This used to work on 1.8 under cygwin32.

Now, when I change it to

psg () {
...

AND amke sure there is a space after the open brace, then it works.  Any
ideas?

Also, I got rxvt to work (cool) using eXodus as an X server.  Is there
documentation on it (yes, I see rvxt -h).  What are the defaults?  What
is the default font?  I notice that the term type is xterm-color, but I
don;t see any colors.  I still get "rxvt: Failed to open input method"
and a few "seteuid called and it's not done yet" messages.  Normal?

Thanks!!  Great job Sergei.  Come the US; I'm sure you'll easily find a
job here!

--Elliot


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