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P.Stephenson@swansea.ac.uk writes:
> This is deliberate --- or at least known.  The shell now always stores the
> line literally, instead of a pruned-down version with words separated
> by a special token.

While I like the lack of added spaces, I don't like the fact that
hist_ignore_space doesn't strip (non essential) double and trailing
spaces.  I would like to see this option restored.

..wayne..