Hi,
When I try to get the date of 2012-10-21:
root@cidLogin:~#
date -d 20121021
date: invalid date `20121021'
Is this a bug? The
result is the same both in Opensuse Tumbleweed and Ubuntu 12.04.
Thanks and sorry for disturbing,
Danilo Luvizotto
I have found a little bug (i guess). See that:
a=danilo
echo $a | cut -c -5 # shows danil
a=dánilo
echo $a | cut -c 5 # shows dáni
The option -b equal works. The cut is ignoring the letters with acentuation.
I read in infopages this:
`-c CHARACTER-LIST'
`--characters=CHARACTER
I have found a little bug in cut(i guess). See that:
a=danilo
echo $a | cut -c -5 # shows danil
a=dánilo
echo $a | cut -c 5 # shows dáni
The option -b equal works. The cut is ignoring the letters with acentuation.
I read in infopages this:
`-c CHARACTER-LIST'
`--characters=CHARACTER
, on an i686
(Celeron Coppermine) host running debian unstable, using gcc 3.3.2
~/src/coreutils-5.0 $ ./configure CFLAGS="-malign-double" && make
[...]
~/src/coreutils-5.0 $ ./src/ls -l
total 18713959260
-rw-r--r--1 danilo danilo 17592186044416 2003-11-20 23:56 ABOUT-NLS
-rw-
