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Re: The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width
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Shawn Betts |
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Re: The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width) |
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Sun, 17 Apr 2005 13:00:57 -0400 |
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Martin Samuelsson <address@hidden> writes:
> The main reason for removing them would be that they clutter the
> name space, but I guess I and others concerned by that can run unalias in
> our own startup scripts¹...
Yes, the clutter is an issue. So I've created a command 'compat' and
moved the def* aliases into it. By default you don't get those
aliases, but if you miss them, you can put compat in your rc file.
Then, eventually, maybe, i'll remove them.
> Which brings us to the question, why does :unalias only accept one
> argument? But that keeps the executable size down I guess, so maybe it's
> the right behavior although other similar implementations accept to
> unalias several aliases at a time.
Cheapness, I guess. I see no problem with unalias accepting a list,
except that it'd be a bit irritating to parse.
-Shawn
Re: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width, Shawn Betts, 2005/04/09
- Re: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width, Nikolai Weibull, 2005/04/09
- Re: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width, Martin Samuelsson, 2005/04/11
- Re: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width, Shawn Betts, 2005/04/12
- Re: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width, Nikolai Weibull, 2005/04/12
- The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width), Martin Samuelsson, 2005/04/12
- Re: The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width),
Shawn Betts <=
- Re: The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width), Nikolai Weibull, 2005/04/17
- Re: The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width), Martin Samuelsson, 2005/04/19
- Re: The def* commands (Was: [RP] Getting Through and Locking XTerm Width), Nikolai Weibull, 2005/04/19