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script vs. terminal vs. same line vs. ^C
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jidanni |
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script vs. terminal vs. same line vs. ^C |
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Wed, 10 Sep 2008 06:45:32 +0800 |
Here we see with the same $-, if you put it on the same line, you'll
run it despite ^C...
$ cat file
echo $-; sleep 7; echo BOOM
$ bash -i file
bhimBC
^C
$ echo $-; sleep 7; echo BOOM
bhimBC
^C
BOOM
OK, same $-, and same test -t <whatever>, so what does one have to do
to make bash think it is a script and not go BOOM, unset PS1 or something?
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