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Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source'
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Sven Mascheck |
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Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ?? |
Date: |
12 Jun 2001 15:02:55 +0200 |
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tin/1.4.5-20010409 ("One More Nightmare") (UNIX) (SunOS/5.8 (sun4u)) |
Philip Lijnzaad <lijnzaad@ebi.ac.uk> wrote:
> "Sven" == Sven Mascheck <sven.mascheck@student.uni-ulm.de> wrote:
>> You're clearly confusing the set command of readline (p.48)
>> and the set built-in of bash (p.81) %-)
> I know that horizontal-scroll-mode is an readline option,
Use the set command of readline in INPUTRC or use "bind".
> but your reply doesn't address the question
Hey, it answered it to the point.
> (and the pages you refer to are in which book?),
Just the manpage. Hm, if you ever have Redhat, these
numbers certainly won't help you [1], but the manpage is
always the authoritative start anyway (except for packages
with that inexpressable info format</rant>)
[1] $ ( echo -e ".pl 1100i"; cat $MANDIR/man1/bash.1; echo ".pl \\n(nlu+10\n")\
| tbl | groff -Tascii -mandoc | less
Sven
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, (continued)
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Paul Jarc, 2001/06/11
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Philip Lijnzaad, 2001/06/11
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Paul Jarc, 2001/06/11
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Philip Lijnzaad, 2001/06/11
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Paul Jarc, 2001/06/11
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Philip Lijnzaad, 2001/06/12
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??, Paul Jarc, 2001/06/12
- $# equals 1 in scripts sourced with no arguments from a login shell when bash 1.x vars are set (was: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??), Denis McKeon, 2001/06/11
- Re: $# equals 1 in scripts sourced with no arguments from a login shell when bash 1.x vars are set, Paul Jarc, 2001/06/12
- Re: $# equals 1 in scripts sourced with no arguments from a login shell when bash 1.x vars are set, Denis McKeon, 2001/06/13
- Re: last `set option value' always passed as $1 and $2 during a 'source' ??,
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