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Hi. Installed on FreeBSD 2.1
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- From: Michael Talbot-Wilson <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Zsh Workers <zsh-workers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Hi. Installed on FreeBSD 2.1
- Date: Sun, 7 Jan 1996 15:54:03 +1030 (CST)
... and very easily, too. Ain't autoconf wonderful?
It is zsh-2.6-beta13.
I have a little problem with ls, though I guess it's more general. Best
explained by examples:
$ ls -l -F # okay
$ A='-l'
$ ls $A -F # okay
$ B='-l -F'
$ ls $B # error
# BSD ls: "illegal option --"
# GNU ls: "invalid option --"
$ ls --8bit --color=tty -lF # okay (GNU color ls)
$ C='--8bit --color=tty'
$ ls $C -lF # unrecognized option `--8bit --color=tty'
# (GNU color ls)
The problem does not appear with bash or tcsh. It does appear with two
varieties of ls with zsh.
The color ls works by assigning the variable LS_OPTIONS and using it in
aliases. It is set to "--8bit --color=<option>" by the program
dircolors run in a shell startup file.
-- Regards, Mike.
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