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--- Comment #27 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to Eric from comment #26)
Yes, that one is a bug in libregex. \s (and probably the other extensions we
added) support is incomplete and they aren't recognized inside a bracket
expression.
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--- Comment #25 from crb ---
The comment from Sara Adam spam, don't follow the link
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--- Comment #22 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to Kyle Evans from comment #21)
\d doesn't actually seem to be supported in GNU sed, either?
% echo "n9ne" | sed -e 's/\d/x/'
n9ne
% sed --version
sed (GNU sed) 4.8
It's just that they're no
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--- Comment #21 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to Quanah Gibson-Mount from comment #20)
Thanks; [[:digit:]] is indeed preferred, though I didn't know about \d when I
implemented these extensions in libregex so I'll need to add that one to t
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--- Comment #20 from Quanah Gibson-Mount ---
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Note: fixed by using [[:digit:]] in OpenLDAP instead following the standard.
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--- Comment #18 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to crb from comment #17)
It's a one-liner to link sed against libregex instead of libc regex, bringing
it up to parity with grep (i.e., \w, \W, \s, \S, \b, \B) -- the problem is that
it might b
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--- Comment #15 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to Kubilay Kocak from comment #14)
Ideally someone should fix virtualenvwrapper to use a POSIX-conformant
expression like I described back in comment 2.
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--- Comment #13 from free...@schukraft.org ---
So far, neither the port maintainer nor upstream have reacted to this issue.
Effectively, the port is broken as-is, but the fix is a simple one line change
in virtualenvwrapper.sh (replace \s wi
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--- Comment #12 from Ed Maste ---
(In reply to David Schlachter from comment #3)
> printf "\n\n\n\n" | sed "/^\s*$/d"
Note that this is not actually testing \s since we're matching 0 or more. For
example, try (on 12.x or earlier):
$ print
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--- Comment #11 from Ed Maste ---
GNU sed:
$ echo 'a b' | gsed 's/\s/-space-/g'
a-space-b
FreeBSD 11:
$ echo 'a b' | sed 's/\s/-space-/g'
a b
FreeBSD 12:
$ echo 'a b' | sed 's/\s/-space-/g'
a b
FreeBSD 13:
$ echo 'a b' | sed 's/\s/
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--- Comment #9 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to Andreas Sommer from comment #8)
\s isn't supported in FreeBSD versions < 13.x, either, so this isn't a "remain
supported" but "let's support this." As I noted previously, it doesn't do what
y
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--- Comment #7 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to freebsd from comment #6)
Yes, the message leaves a lot to be desired, unfortunately; I've not yet been
able to study the impact of changing the message since this reused a
preexisting "escape
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--- Comment #6 from free...@schukraft.org ---
(In reply to Kyle Evans from comment #5)
Do you mean this is expected behaviour now? Because from a user's point of
view, this error message is rather unhelpful: what trailing backslash?
I can r
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--- Comment #5 from Kyle Evans ---
(In reply to David Schlachter from comment #4)
Indeed, the error is quite intentional and to catch unexpected behavior like
this.
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--- Comment #4 from David Schlachter ---
I believe the error is raised in p_simp_re() in
/usr/src/lib/libc/regex/regcomp.c.
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Bug ID: 253893
Summary: sed "/^\s*$/d" complains about trailing backslash (\)
Product: Base System
Version: 13.0-STABLE
Hardware: amd64
OS: Any
Status: New
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