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From: Yamamoto Hirotaka <ymmt@is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp>
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Subject: bug in select
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Hi,

I found a buggy feature in zsh's `select' built-in command.
here's the log.

   verdy% select i in aaa bbb ccc
   do echo $i
   done
   1) aaa  2) bbb  3) ccc  
   ?# 1
   0
   1) aaa  2) bbb  3) ccc  
   ?# 2
   0
   1) aaa  2) bbb  3) ccc  
   ?# 3
   0
   1) aaa  2) bbb  3) ccc  
   ?# 0
   0
   1) aaa  2) bbb  3) ccc  
   ?# aaa
   0
   1) aaa  2) bbb  3) ccc  

with zsh version 3.1.0, Linux-2.0.27 (Slakware-3.1)

ps) I cannot understand the usage of `&|' and `&!'.
could someone help me?