Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/10/27/12:31:14
Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>
> "grep foobar non-existing-file" exits with no error message. It might
> dupe you into thinking that the file doesn't have matching lines, e.g. if
> you mistype a name of an existing file. Could be quite bad in some
> cases.
Hmm, I'm not too bothered about it. I almost always use either filename
completion or wildcards anyway, so I'm unlikely to see it. It could be a
problem in scripts I suppose.
Since the change is trivial (I did diff), I just copied the file from the
DOS version to the Unix build directory (no point in doing a cdiff and
patch!), did make and make install and it all works fine. May as well
have it fixed. Thanks...
> (There's another minor bug, but that's so rare that it isn't worth
> mentioning.)
Is it a million-to-one chance? Everyone knows that they happen 9 times out
of 10 <g>...
(Looking at the diff, you're right, I won't see it on Unix...)
Chris C
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