. we now handle ^C correctly in all cases
. blanks and alnum chars are ignored in the shellmeta option, as the code
brokenly said it should
. \ can be used to escape any (special) character in file names
character instead of using the IS_ESCAPE() macro which tests for ^V because the
former is mandated by the standards, and the latter is insane.
This is a very small part in addressing PR bin/26046 by lukem@.
Before, in order to escape a special character, you had to use a literal ^V,
which is type ^V twice before the character; whereas now, you use \.
Because the fix will remain partial for a while, you have to remove \ from
your shellmeta option otherwise the \ is swallowed by the invoked shell that
handles arguments expansion.
Please complain if you want ^V^V to also work, but please don't call me a
heretic.
of ignoring alphanumerical and blank characters from the shellmeta option.
The former code was using a character pointed to by a pointer as a boolean
to check whether to enable this functionality, but in the meantime the pointer
was used for something else. Introduce a variable for this boolean so that
the functionality actually works.
of text-recording input (usually text in insert mode) from the other cases
(e.g. ex command input). If recording, morph to escape key so that the input
is correctly finished for a potential replay; if not, simply bail out and
notify that something wrong occurs. Callers will cope.
The previous fix could make ^C sometimes produce a file completion
or a command edition, depending on the settings of the user.
I think this is the correct fix for since closed PR bin/11544 by pooka@. ;-)
occurs in gtags parsing. For that matter, remove the unused 'tftp'
and 'echk' variable, as they're set but not used afterwards.
Detected with gcc -Wuninitialized.
This fixes a core dump when auto-completing filenames and at least one of the
file names is larger than the screen width.
Bug report and fix by Peter Bex in PR#28382
on subsequent calls. Newterm() would fail after a few calls, leading to vi
exiting with a "ex/vi: error initializing terminal" message
. if tcsetattr() fails due to EINTR, ignore it
Fixes PR #25849
We can't keep a reference to data returned by libdb after a subsequent call to
any other libdb function on that DB.
Fixes a bug reported privately by Miho Taniyama (thanks!)... and hopefully
other hard-to-reproduce bugs.
Just continue. This matches the man page, the POSIX standard, and even the
comment above that code!
From OpenBSD, via jmc@openbsd, via wiz@netbsd.
POSIX part confirmed by kleink@netbsd
:-)
* Don't bother prefixing commands with a line of ${_MKCMD}\
and instead rely upon "make -s". This is less intrusive on
all the Makefiles than the former. Idea from David Laight.
* Rename the variables use to print messages. The scheme now is:
_MKMSG_FOO Run _MKMSG 'foo'
_MKTARGET_FOO Run _MKMSG_FOO ${.TARGET}
From discussion with Alistair Crooks.
Add a 'matchchars' option to set the character pairs that % looks for.
Traditionally this was []{}() but someone added <> to nvi - probably
for editing html, but it is a pain for C. :set matchars=[]{}() will
restore the traditional behaviour.
If the 'open' and 'close' characters are the same (eg "" or '') then % will
alternate forwards and backwards searches.
Use common code to detect options that must have an even number of characters.
