Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> FWIW, the bug mentioned earlier in the thread is already fixed in git sed.
Thanks for the info. I'm re-enabling the use of the --posix option for when
sed 4.2 will be released.
2009-03-01 Bruno Haible
* gnulib-tool (sed): Do alias as "sed --posix" if sed's vers
Bruno Haible wrote:
> Eric Blake wrote:
>>> This looks like a bug to me: \\ expands to nothing. No way to produce a
>>> backslash in the replacement.
>> I concur.
>
> Thanks. So I'm disabling --posix. Patch appended.
>
>> "... For each other encountered, the following
>> character shall lose it
Eric Blake wrote:
> > This looks like a bug to me: \\ expands to nothing. No way to produce a
> > backslash in the replacement.
>
> I concur.
Thanks. So I'm disabling --posix. Patch appended.
> "... For each other encountered, the following
> character shall lose its special meaning (if any).
Bruno Haible clisp.org> writes:
> Ah! The culprit is the --posix option that gnulib-tool adds:
>
> This looks like a bug to me: \\ expands to nothing. No way to produce a
> backslash in the replacement.
I concur.
> Can you confirm my interpretations?
>
> > POSIX says that \/ is not portable w
Eric Blake wrote:
> > > /^test-freadptr.c/d
> >
> > ok so far.
Actually, that was not ok: it should be
/^test-freadptr.c$/d
> > > /^/test-freadptr.c/d
> >
> > This should be /^\/test-freadptr.c/d
Actually this should be
/^\/test-freadptr.c$/d
> > For me, with bash and sed-4.1.5, t
Bruno Haible clisp.org> writes:
>
> > /^/test-freadptr.c/d
>
> This should be /^\/test-freadptr.c/d
>
> This may be a difference between sh or sed versions. What's the result of
these
> two sets of commands for you?
>
> $ doubly_escaped_anchor='\\/'
> $ echo 'test-freadseek.sh' | \
> sed
Hi Eric,
> at which point, ignore-removed contains:
> test-freadptr.c
> test-freadptr.sh
> test-freadptr2.c
> test-freadptr2.sh
> test-freadseek.c
> test-freadseek.sh
> test-memchr2.c
Looks ok. The directory part of the filename is removed at the point, because
it's updating the tests/.gitignore
Bruno Haible clisp.org> writes:
> > sed: can't find label for jump to `est-strsignal.c/d'
> > Finished.
>
> Hmm. I thought I fixed this code already (around lines 3567..3575 of
> gnulib-tool). Can you, after line 3571, make a backup copy of the files
> "$tmp"/ignore-removed and "$tmp"/sed-ignore
Eric Blake wrote:
> When removing a module during gnulib-tool --update, the sed script to remove
> files from the test subdir is treating the t as a sed label, rather than as
> part of the file name to be operated on:
>
> Removing file tests/test-strsignal.c (backup in tests/test-strsignal.c~)
>
When removing a module during gnulib-tool --update, the sed script to remove
files from the test subdir is treating the t as a sed label, rather than as
part of the file name to be operated on:
Removing file tests/test-strsignal.c (backup in tests/test-strsignal.c~)
Updating file lib/stdint.in.h
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