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Re: Remaining zsh3.0-pre2 bugs
- X-seq: zsh-workers 1547
- From: "Bart Schaefer" <schaefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Huy Le <huyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, zsh-workers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Remaining zsh3.0-pre2 bugs
- Date: Sat, 6 Jul 1996 22:53:13 -0700
- In-reply-to: Huy Le <huyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> "Remaining zsh3.0-pre2 bugs" (Jul 6, 3:59pm)
- References: <199607062259.PAA11588@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Reply-to: schaefer@xxxxxxx
On Jul 6, 3:59pm, Huy Le wrote:
} Subject: Remaining zsh3.0-pre2 bugs
}
} 1. History bug:
} The magic-space binding seems to mess up the history of
} a line with a quoted argument that spawns two lines.
This is not a magic-space bug, specifically. It happens any time
doexpandhist() is called on the second or later line of a command
that spans multiple lines.
} pride% echo 'a
} > b' c
} a
} b c
} pride% history
} 1 bindkey ' ' magic-space
} 2 history
} 3 c
} 4 history
But you can get the same thing with:
zsh[83] echo 'a
> b' c<TAB><RET> <-- `c' menu-completes to `co'
a
b co
zsh[84] history -2
82 history
83 co
84 history -2
Here's an even worse case; the command vanishes entirely:
zsh[85] echo 'a
> b'<TAB><RET> <-- TAB moves cursor to beginning of line, then RET
a
b
zsh[85] history -4 <-- Note event number in prompt hasn't changed!
81 c
82 history
83 co
84 history -2
85 history -4
I think the problem is with the "if (!err)" block near the end of
doexpandhist(), because it has a comment about resetting the cursor
to the beginning of line for vi mode. However, I don't know enough
about how history works to want to mess with it.
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