Hi,
Chet Ramey wrote:
Francesco Montorsi wrote:
is this the right place to make feature-requests for bash ?
Yes.
In response to yours: I will improve the error message displayed
when trying to execute a shell script with DOS line endings so the ^M
doesn't cause half of the message to be o
Francesco Montorsi wrote:
> is this the right place to make feature-requests for bash ?
Yes.
In response to yours: I will improve the error message displayed
when trying to execute a shell script with DOS line endings so the ^M
doesn't cause half of the message to be overwritten.
The shell is n
is this the right place to make feature-requests for bash ?
Thanks,
Francesco Montorsi
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Hi,
I've found out (after trying almost everything else I could coinceive), that if I
make a BASH script with DOS/WIN line endings instead of UNIX line endings, when I try to
run that script I get the error message:
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
this is rather useless as er
