On 04/24/2010 02:31 PM, Yutaka Amanai wrote:
>>
>> Have a look at Bash code some time. I recall seeing some O_TEXT options
>> being set in the various {f}open()'s that it does.
There are a few of those, but I've been working at reducing them to the
bare minimum, and instead controlling it via the
On Apr 25 05:31, Yutaka Amanai wrote:
> 2010/04/24 10:03 Peter A. Castro wrote:
> >>Could you give me a simple test case that fails without
> >>cygwin_premain0()? I set my filesystems as text-mode and tried to find
> >>such cases, but I couldn't.
> >
> >It's been a while since I've looked at this,
2010/04/24 10:03 Peter A. Castro wrote:
Could you give me a simple test case that fails without
cygwin_premain0()? I set my filesystems as text-mode and tried to find
such cases, but I couldn't.
It's been a while since I've looked at this, but the problem was mostly
with binary-mode mounts, not
On Wed, 21 Apr 2010, Yutaka Amanai wrote:
2010/04/21 2:12 Peter A. Castro wrote:
Greetings, Yutaka,
Greetings, Peter. Thank you for your reply.
Gettings, again, Yutaka,
The text-mode "hack" was created to solve a basic problem that zsh has
with running scripts, in general, on Windows. Muc
On 04/21/2010 03:04 AM, Yutaka Amanai wrote:
> PS: for base64, I will report the problem to bug-coreutils list later.
Thanks; I saw that, and it will be fixed in the upcoming upstream
coreutils 8.5.
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2010/04/21 2:12 Peter A. Castro wrote:
> Greetings, Yutaka,
Greetings, Peter. Thank you for your reply.
> The text-mode "hack" was created to solve a basic problem that zsh has
> with running scripts, in general, on Windows. Much of the code assumes
> that scripts have a single-character line ter
On Wed, 14 Apr 2010, Yutaka Amanai wrote:
Greetings, Yutaka,
On Cygwin, zsh forces stdin to be text-mode. By this, some commands
don't work correctly on zsh. For example, when you encode stdin with
base64 on zsh, there is a possibility that base64 produces an incorrect
result.
The text-mode "
On Cygwin, zsh forces stdin to be text-mode. By this, some commands
don't work correctly on zsh. For example, when you encode stdin with
base64 on zsh, there is a possibility that base64 produces an incorrect
result.
I wrote a test case. Save the script below as 'test.sh':
printf '\x0D\x0A' >
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