problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

 	Hi

   I've compiled 4.3.4 on Tru64 5.1B and I can't type some characters with 
it (åäö being most useful for Finns), it only makes a beep. With 
4.2.x/4.3.2 it works, but since they are otherwise not that useful for 
UTF8 I had high hopes for the new release..

Any ideas why that might be?

t

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

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Timo Aaltonen wrote:
>    I've compiled 4.3.4 on Tru64 5.1B and I can't type some characters with 
> it (åäö being most useful for Finns), it only makes a beep.

By "typing", you mean this is on your keyboard?  Presumably the obvious
things like the locale are set correctly.

Can you reproduce this starting from "zsh -f"?

Could you send a transcript of your session (as simple as possible) made
with "script" so we can see what is being sent to the shell input?

(The same goes with anyone who is having problems with the MAC.)

Thanks.

-- 
Peter Stephenson <pws@csr.com>                  Software Engineer
CSR PLC, Churchill House, Cambridge Business Park, Cowley Road
Cambridge, CB4 0WZ, UK                          Tel: +44 (0)1223 692070

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Peter Stephenson <pws@csr.com> wrote:
> Timo Aaltonen wrote:
> >    I've compiled 4.3.4 on Tru64 5.1B and I can't type some
> > characters with it (åäö being most useful for Finns), it only makes
> > a beep.
>... 

Sorry, I didn't use UTF-8 for the reply so the characters came out as
garbage... this is me, not you.

pws


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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

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On Thu, 10 May 2007, Peter Stephenson wrote:

> Timo Aaltonen wrote:
>>    I've compiled 4.3.4 on Tru64 5.1B and I can't type some characters with
>> it (åäö being most useful for Finns), it only makes a beep.
>
> By "typing", you mean this is on your keyboard?  Presumably the obvious
> things like the locale are set correctly.

Yes, and bash works fine.

> Can you reproduce this starting from "zsh -f"?

Yes.

> Could you send a transcript of your session (as simple as possible) made
> with "script" so we can see what is being sent to the shell input?

Attached.

Thanks!


t

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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

On Thu, 10 May 2007, Timo Aaltonen wrote:

>>  Could you send a transcript of your session (as simple as possible) made
>>  with "script" so we can see what is being sent to the shell input?
>
> Attached.

Forgot to mention that I pressed each of these keys twice;
ö - odiaeresis
ä - adiaeresis
å - aring

t

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
> On Thu, 10 May 2007, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
> 
> >>  Could you send a transcript of your session (as simple as
> >> possible) made with "script" so we can see what is being sent to
> >> the shell input?
> >
> > Attached.
> 
> Forgot to mention that I pressed each of these keys twice;
> ö - odiaeresis
> ä - adiaeresis
> å - aring

Hmmm... nothing appears to be coming out; I'm looking for byte sequences
like 0xc3 0xa4 (ä).

Could we try a different tack?  Could you check the "multibyte" option has
come on (use "setopt")?  This should happen automatically.  If it hasn't,
the shell may not have built properly and we need to go back and look at
the configuration.

If multibyte mode is apparently enabled, try "cat >test.out", typing one of
the characters, then ^D.  "xxd" or similar should show you the file
contains a two-octet character like 0xc3 0xa4 (ä), 0xc3 0xb6 (ö), or 0xc3
0xa5 (å).  This may not tell us much, but it's a start...

If that's all OK, try seeing if the shell is recognising multibyte
characters internally.  Take the contents of a file with a multibyte
character in it (say test.out) and do

print ${#$(<test.out)}

That should say 1 (i.e. one character found).  If it says 2 the shell is
interpreting the multibyte stream wrongly.

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Peter Stephenson <pws@csr.com>                  Software Engineer
CSR PLC, Churchill House, Cambridge Business Park, Cowley Road
Cambridge, CB4 0WZ, UK                          Tel: +44 (0)1223 692070


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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

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On Thu, 10 May 2007, Peter Stephenson wrote:

> Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
>> On Thu, 10 May 2007, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
>>
>>>>  Could you send a transcript of your session (as simple as
>>>> possible) made with "script" so we can see what is being sent to
>>>> the shell input?
>>>
>>> Attached.
>>
>> Forgot to mention that I pressed each of these keys twice;
>> ö - odiaeresis
>> ä - adiaeresis
>> å - aring
>
> Hmmm... nothing appears to be coming out; I'm looking for byte sequences
> like 0xc3 0xa4 (ä).
>
> Could we try a different tack?  Could you check the "multibyte" option has
> come on (use "setopt")?  This should happen automatically.  If it hasn't,
> the shell may not have built properly and we need to go back and look at
> the configuration.

Apparently multibyte is _not_ on, and running 'setopt multibyte' doesn't 
do anything. Configure does say that multibyte support is enabled. Setopt 
output:

replicant work 1 % setopt
interactive
monitor
norcs
shinstdin
zle


Attached is a script output of the configure/compile phase. The resulting 
binary is linked to libiconv.so:

#narya zsh 5080 # ldd 4.3.4/bin/zsh

         Main  =>   4.3.4/bin/zsh
         libiconv.so  =>   /usr/shlib/libiconv.so
         libm.so  =>   /usr/shlib/libm.so
         libc.so  =>   /usr/shlib/libc.so

> If multibyte mode is apparently enabled, try "cat >test.out", typing one of
> the characters, then ^D.  "xxd" or similar should show you the file
> contains a two-octet character like 0xc3 0xa4 (ä), 0xc3 0xb6 (ö), or 0xc3
> 0xa5 (å).  This may not tell us much, but it's a start...
>
> If that's all OK, try seeing if the shell is recognising multibyte
> characters internally.  Take the contents of a file with a multibyte
> character in it (say test.out) and do
>
> print ${#$(<test.out)}
>
> That should say 1 (i.e. one character found).  If it says 2 the shell is
> interpreting the multibyte stream wrongly.

Yep, printing works, and I could edit the file just fine.

thanks for helping out,

t

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zsh configuration
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zsh version               : 4.3.4
host operating system     : alphaev67-dec-osf5.1b
source code location      : /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4
compiler                  : cc
preprocessor flags        :  -I/p/include
executable compiler flags :  -O
executable linker flags   :  -L/p/lib  
library flags             : -liconv -lncurses -lm  -lc
installation basename     : zsh
binary install path       : /v/dunix51_alpha/shells/zsh/4.3.4/bin
man page install path     : /v/gen/shells/zsh/4.3.4/man
info install path         : /v/gen/shells/zsh/4.3.4/info
functions install path    : /v/gen/shells/zsh/4.3.4/share/zsh/4.3.4/functions
See config.modules for installed modules and functions.

Running gmake
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echo 'timestamp for *.mdd files' > ../Src/modules.stamp
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/signames1.awk /usr/include/signal.h >sigtmp.c
cc -E sigtmp.c >sigtmp.out
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/signames2.awk sigtmp.out > signames.c
rm -f sigtmp.c sigtmp.out
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echo 'timestamp for zsh.mdh against zsh.mdd' > zsh.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk builtin.c Src > builtin.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < builtin.syms) \
	> builtin.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < builtin.syms) \
	> `echo builtin.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk compat.c Src > compat.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < compat.syms) \
	> compat.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < compat.syms) \
	> `echo compat.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk cond.c Src > cond.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < cond.syms) \
	> cond.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < cond.syms) \
	> `echo cond.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk exec.c Src > exec.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < exec.syms) \
	> exec.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < exec.syms) \
	> `echo exec.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk glob.c Src > glob.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < glob.syms) \
	> glob.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < glob.syms) \
	> `echo glob.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk hashtable.c Src > hashtable.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < hashtable.syms) \
	> hashtable.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < hashtable.syms) \
	> `echo hashtable.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk hist.c Src > hist.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < hist.syms) \
	> hist.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < hist.syms) \
	> `echo hist.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk init.c Src > init.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < init.syms) \
	> init.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < init.syms) \
	> `echo init.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk input.c Src > input.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < input.syms) \
	> input.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < input.syms) \
	> `echo input.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk jobs.c Src > jobs.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < jobs.syms) \
	> jobs.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < jobs.syms) \
	> `echo jobs.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk lex.c Src > lex.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < lex.syms) \
	> lex.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < lex.syms) \
	> `echo lex.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk linklist.c Src > linklist.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < linklist.syms) \
	> linklist.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < linklist.syms) \
	> `echo linklist.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk loop.c Src > loop.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < loop.syms) \
	> loop.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < loop.syms) \
	> `echo loop.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk math.c Src > math.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < math.syms) \
	> math.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < math.syms) \
	> `echo math.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk mem.c Src > mem.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < mem.syms) \
	> mem.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < mem.syms) \
	> `echo mem.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk module.c Src > module.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < module.syms) \
	> module.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < module.syms) \
	> `echo module.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk options.c Src > options.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < options.syms) \
	> options.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < options.syms) \
	> `echo options.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk params.c Src > params.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < params.syms) \
	> params.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < params.syms) \
	> `echo params.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk parse.c Src > parse.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < parse.syms) \
	> parse.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < parse.syms) \
	> `echo parse.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk pattern.c Src > pattern.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < pattern.syms) \
	> pattern.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < pattern.syms) \
	> `echo pattern.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk prompt.c Src > prompt.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < prompt.syms) \
	> prompt.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < prompt.syms) \
	> `echo prompt.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk signals.c Src > signals.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < signals.syms) \
	> signals.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < signals.syms) \
	> `echo signals.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk signames.c Src > signames.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < signames.syms) \
	> signames.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < signames.syms) \
	> `echo signames.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk sort.c Src > sort.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < sort.syms) \
	> sort.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < sort.syms) \
	> `echo sort.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk string.c Src > string.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < string.syms) \
	> string.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < string.syms) \
	> `echo string.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk subst.c Src > subst.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < subst.syms) \
	> subst.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < subst.syms) \
	> `echo subst.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk text.c Src > text.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < text.syms) \
	> text.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < text.syms) \
	> `echo text.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk utils.c Src > utils.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < utils.syms) \
	> utils.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < utils.syms) \
	> `echo utils.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk watch.c Src > watch.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < watch.syms) \
	> watch.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < watch.syms) \
	> `echo watch.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk rlimits.c Src/Builtins > rlimits.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < rlimits.syms) \
	> rlimits.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < rlimits.syms) \
	> `echo rlimits.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk sched.c Src/Builtins > sched.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < sched.syms) \
	> sched.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < sched.syms) \
	> `echo sched.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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echo 'timestamp for datetime.mdh against datetime.mdd' > datetime.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk datetime.c Src/Modules > datetime.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < datetime.syms) \
	> datetime.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < datetime.syms) \
	> `echo datetime.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk langinfo.c Src/Modules > langinfo.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < langinfo.syms) \
	> langinfo.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < langinfo.syms) \
	> `echo langinfo.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk parameter.c Src/Modules > parameter.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < parameter.syms) \
	> parameter.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < parameter.syms) \
	> `echo parameter.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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echo 'timestamp for termcap.mdh against termcap.mdd' > termcap.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk termcap.c Src/Modules > termcap.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < termcap.syms) \
	> termcap.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < termcap.syms) \
	> `echo termcap.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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echo 'timestamp for terminfo.mdh against terminfo.mdd' > terminfo.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk terminfo.c Src/Modules > terminfo.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < terminfo.syms) \
	> terminfo.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < terminfo.syms) \
	> `echo terminfo.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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( \
    echo '/** thingies.list                            **/'; \
    echo '/** thingy structures for the known thingies **/'; \
    echo; \
    echo '/* format: T("name", TH_FLAGS, w_widget, t_nextthingy) */'; \
    echo; \
    sed -e 's/#.*//; /^$/d; s/" *,.*/"/' \
	-e 's/^"/T("/; s/$/, 0,/; h' \
	-e 's/-//g; s/^.*"\(.*\)".*/w_\1, t_D\1)/' \
	-e 'H; g; s/\n/ /' \
	< /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/Zle/iwidgets.list; \
    sed -e 's/#.*//; /^$/d; s/" *,.*/"/' \
	-e 's/^"/T("./; s/$/, TH_IMMORTAL,/; h' \
	-e 's/-//g; s/^.*"\.\(.*\)".*/w_\1, t_\1)/' \
	-e 'H; g; s/\n/ /' \
	< /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/Zle/iwidgets.list; \
) > thingies.list
( \
    echo '/** zle_things.h                              **/'; \
    echo '/** indices of and pointers to known thingies **/'; \
    echo; \
    echo 'enum {'; \
    sed -n -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/Zle/zle_things.sed < thingies.list; \
    echo '    ZLE_BUILTIN_THINGY_COUNT'; \
    echo '};'; \
) > zle_things.h
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echo 'timestamp for zle.mdh against zle.mdd' > zle.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_bindings.c Src/Zle > zle_bindings.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_bindings.syms) \
	> zle_bindings.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_bindings.syms) \
	> `echo zle_bindings.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_hist.c Src/Zle > zle_hist.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_hist.syms) \
	> zle_hist.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_hist.syms) \
	> `echo zle_hist.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_keymap.c Src/Zle > zle_keymap.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_keymap.syms) \
	> zle_keymap.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_keymap.syms) \
	> `echo zle_keymap.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_main.c Src/Zle > zle_main.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_main.syms) \
	> zle_main.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_main.syms) \
	> `echo zle_main.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_misc.c Src/Zle > zle_misc.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_misc.syms) \
	> zle_misc.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_misc.syms) \
	> `echo zle_misc.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_move.c Src/Zle > zle_move.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_move.syms) \
	> zle_move.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_move.syms) \
	> `echo zle_move.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_params.c Src/Zle > zle_params.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_params.syms) \
	> zle_params.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_params.syms) \
	> `echo zle_params.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_refresh.c Src/Zle > zle_refresh.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_refresh.syms) \
	> zle_refresh.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_refresh.syms) \
	> `echo zle_refresh.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_thingy.c Src/Zle > zle_thingy.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_thingy.syms) \
	> zle_thingy.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_thingy.syms) \
	> `echo zle_thingy.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_tricky.c Src/Zle > zle_tricky.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_tricky.syms) \
	> zle_tricky.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_tricky.syms) \
	> `echo zle_tricky.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_utils.c Src/Zle > zle_utils.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_utils.syms) \
	> zle_utils.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_utils.syms) \
	> `echo zle_utils.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_vi.c Src/Zle > zle_vi.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_vi.syms) \
	> zle_vi.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_vi.syms) \
	> `echo zle_vi.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zle_word.c Src/Zle > zle_word.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zle_word.syms) \
	> zle_word.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zle_word.syms) \
	> `echo zle_word.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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echo 'timestamp for complete.mdh against complete.mdd' > complete.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk complete.c Src/Zle > complete.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < complete.syms) \
	> complete.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < complete.syms) \
	> `echo complete.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk compcore.c Src/Zle > compcore.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < compcore.syms) \
	> compcore.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < compcore.syms) \
	> `echo compcore.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk compmatch.c Src/Zle > compmatch.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < compmatch.syms) \
	> compmatch.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < compmatch.syms) \
	> `echo compmatch.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk compresult.c Src/Zle > compresult.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < compresult.syms) \
	> compresult.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < compresult.syms) \
	> `echo compresult.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zutil.c Src/Modules > zutil.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zutil.syms) \
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(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zutil.syms) \
	> `echo zutil.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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echo 'timestamp for compctl.mdh against compctl.mdd' > compctl.mdhs
gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk compctl.c Src/Zle > compctl.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < compctl.syms) \
	> compctl.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < compctl.syms) \
	> `echo compctl.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk complist.c Src/Zle > complist.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < complist.syms) \
	> complist.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < complist.syms) \
	> `echo complist.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk computil.c Src/Zle > computil.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < computil.syms) \
	> computil.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < computil.syms) \
	> `echo computil.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/makepro.awk zleparameter.c Src/Zle > zleparameter.syms
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^E/{s/^E//;p;}' < zleparameter.syms) \
	> zleparameter.epro
(echo '/* Generated automatically */'; sed -n '/^L/{s/^L//;p;}' < zleparameter.syms) \
	> `echo zleparameter.epro | sed 's/\.epro$/.pro/'`
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o builtin.o builtin.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o compat.o compat.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o cond.o cond.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o exec.o exec.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o glob.o glob.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o hashtable.o hashtable.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o hist.o hist.c
srcdir='/p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src' CFMOD='../config.modules' \
  /bin/sh /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/mkbltnmlst.sh bltinmods.list
Updated `zshpaths.h'.
Creating `zshxmods.h'.
echo '#define ZSH_VERSION "'4.3.4'"' > version.h
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o init.o init.c
cc: Warning: init.c, line 1275: Non-void function "zsh_main" does not contain a return statement. (missingreturn)
mod_export int
-----------^
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o input.o input.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o jobs.o jobs.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o lex.o lex.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o linklist.o linklist.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o loop.o loop.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o math.o math.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o mem.o mem.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o module.o module.c
cc: Info: module.c, line 6: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * Copyright (c) 1996-1997 Zoltán Hidvégi
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cc: Info: module.c, line 6: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * Copyright (c) 1996-1997 Zoltán Hidvégi
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cc: Info: module.c, line 15: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * In no event shall Zoltán Hidvégi or the Zsh Development Group be liable
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cc: Info: module.c, line 15: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * In no event shall Zoltán Hidvégi or the Zsh Development Group be liable
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 * even if Zoltán Hidvégi and the Zsh Development Group have been advised of
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cc: Info: module.c, line 18: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * even if Zoltán Hidvégi and the Zsh Development Group have been advised of
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cc: Info: module.c, line 21: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * Zoltán Hidvégi and the Zsh Development Group specifically disclaim any
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cc: Info: module.c, line 21: An invalid multibyte character was encountered in a comment. (badmbcomment)
 * Zoltán Hidvégi and the Zsh Development Group specifically disclaim any
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o options.o options.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o params.o params.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o parse.o parse.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o pattern.o pattern.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o prompt.o prompt.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o signals.o signals.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o signames.o signames.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o sort.o sort.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o string.o string.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o subst.o subst.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o text.o text.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o utils.o utils.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o watch.o watch.c
echo '' builtin.o compat.o cond.o exec.o glob.o hashtable.o hist.o init.o input.o jobs.o lex.o linklist.o loop.o math.o mem.o module.o options.o params.o parse.o pattern.o prompt.o signals.o signames.o sort.o string.o subst.o text.o utils.o watch.o >> ../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
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gawk -f /p/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/Builtins/rlimits.awk /usr/include/sys/resource.h /dev/null > rlimits.h
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o rlimits.o rlimits.c
echo '' rlimits.o | sed 's" " Builtins/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o sched.o sched.c
echo '' sched.o | sed 's" " Builtins/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o datetime.o datetime.c
cc: Warning: datetime.c, line 154: In the initializer for epochseconds_gsu.getfn, the referenced type of the pointer value "getcurrentsecs" is "function () returning long", which is not compatible with "function (pointer to struct param) returning long". (ptrmismatch)
{ getcurrentsecs, NULL, stdunsetfn };
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echo '' datetime.o | sed 's" " Modules/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o langinfo.o langinfo.c
echo '' langinfo.o | sed 's" " Modules/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o parameter.o parameter.c
echo '' parameter.o | sed 's" " Modules/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o termcap.o termcap.c
echo '' termcap.o | sed 's" " Modules/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o terminfo.o terminfo.c
echo '' terminfo.o | sed 's" " Modules/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
gmake[4]: Entering directory `/m/fs/work/work/lk/tjaalton/zsh-4.3.4/Src/Zle'
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zutil.o zutil.c
echo '' zutil.o | sed 's" " Modules/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o compctl.o compctl.c
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 520: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
			*argv = "" - 1;
-------------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 527: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
			*argv = "" - 1;
-------------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 563: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 569: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 575: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 586: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 610: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
cc: Info: compctl.c, line 628: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		    *argv = "" - 1;
---------------------------------^
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		*argv = "" - 1;
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o complete.o complete.c
cc: Info: complete.c, line 577: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
                    p = "" - 1;
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		    p = "" - 1;
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o compcore.o compcore.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o compmatch.o compmatch.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o compresult.o compresult.c
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o complist.o complist.c
echo '' complist.o | sed 's" " Zle/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o computil.o computil.c
cc: Info: computil.c, line 1179: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    p = "" - 1;
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_bindings.o zle_bindings.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_hist.o zle_hist.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_keymap.o zle_keymap.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_main.o zle_main.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_misc.o zle_misc.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_move.o zle_move.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_params.o zle_params.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_refresh.o zle_refresh.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_thingy.o zle_thingy.c
cc: Info: zle_thingy.c, line 671: In this statement, an array subscript expression is either less than zero or greater than the largest value that can be represented by the size_t type. (badsubscript)
		    *++args = "" - 1;
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		    *++args = "" - 1;
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cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_tricky.o zle_tricky.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_utils.o zle_utils.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_vi.o zle_vi.c
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zle_word.o zle_word.c
echo '' zle_bindings.o zle_hist.o zle_keymap.o zle_main.o zle_misc.o zle_move.o zle_params.o zle_refresh.o zle_thingy.o zle_tricky.o zle_utils.o zle_vi.o zle_word.o | sed 's" " Zle/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
cc -c -I. -I/p/include -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -O  -o zleparameter.o zleparameter.c
echo '' zleparameter.o | sed 's" " Zle/"g' >> ../../Src/stamp-modobjs.tmp
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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
> Apparently multibyte is _not_ on, and running 'setopt multibyte'
> doesn't do anything. Configure does say that multibyte support is
> enabled.

That's a bit bizarre since it should be on by default.  I don't
understand this, unless it's somehow related to the following.

However, I think I've got somewhere with reproducing your original
problem by using your locales:

LANG=C
LC_COLLATE="C"
LC_CTYPE=fi_FI.UTF-8
LC_MONETARY="C"
LC_NUMERIC="C"
LC_TIME="C"
LC_MESSAGES="C"
LC_ALL=

This also fails to handle multibyte characters properly.
(However, in my case the multibyte option is still set.)
If I remove the LANG=C from that set, it starts working.  This
is obviously a bug.  Are you able to try it with LANG completely
unset (but setting the mulitbyte option by hand if necessary)?

> thanks for helping out,

Multibyte characters are the one area I really want to get working for the
next stable release.

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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

On Thu, 10 May 2007, Peter Stephenson wrote:

> Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
>> Apparently multibyte is _not_ on, and running 'setopt multibyte'
>> doesn't do anything. Configure does say that multibyte support is
>> enabled.
>
> That's a bit bizarre since it should be on by default.  I don't
> understand this, unless it's somehow related to the following.
>
> However, I think I've got somewhere with reproducing your original
> problem by using your locales:
>
> LANG=C
> LC_COLLATE="C"
> LC_CTYPE=fi_FI.UTF-8
> LC_MONETARY="C"
> LC_NUMERIC="C"
> LC_TIME="C"
> LC_MESSAGES="C"
> LC_ALL=
>
> This also fails to handle multibyte characters properly.
> (However, in my case the multibyte option is still set.)
> If I remove the LANG=C from that set, it starts working.  This
> is obviously a bug.  Are you able to try it with LANG completely
> unset (but setting the mulitbyte option by hand if necessary)?

'unset LANG' doesn't seem to help, and setopt doesn't show multibyte even 
if I try to load it. So it somehow fails to load, apparently?

thanks,

t

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
> 'unset LANG' doesn't seem to help, and setopt doesn't show multibyte
> even if I try to load it. So it somehow fails to load, apparently?

It occurs to me this may simply be confusion because if multibyte is
on by default, it doesn't show up with "setopt" because that shows options
changed from the default.  Try also "setopt kshoptionprint".  Then you
should be able to see the state of multibyte with a further "setopt".  It
should now show up as "nomultibyte off", i.e. no change from the default
state of multibyte on.

(If that's not the problem: check that

#define MULTIBYTE_SUPPORT 1

is present in config.h.  If that's the case, multibyte support should be
compiled into the main shell and turned on by default.  Does "setopt
multibyte" give an error?  I presume it doesn't, but if it does, it may be
the wrong version of the shell.)

If that's all it is, and multibyte mode is on, see if something brutal does
the trick:

(unset LANG; unset -m 'LC_*'; export LC_ALL=fi_FI.UTF-8; zsh -f)

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Cambridge, CB4 0WZ, UK                          Tel: +44 (0)1223 692070


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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

On Thu, 10 May 2007, Peter Stephenson wrote:

> Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
>> 'unset LANG' doesn't seem to help, and setopt doesn't show multibyte
>> even if I try to load it. So it somehow fails to load, apparently?
>
> It occurs to me this may simply be confusion because if multibyte is
> on by default, it doesn't show up with "setopt" because that shows options
> changed from the default.  Try also "setopt kshoptionprint".  Then you
> should be able to see the state of multibyte with a further "setopt".  It
> should now show up as "nomultibyte off", i.e. no change from the default
> state of multibyte on.

That's right, it shows "nomultibyte off".

> (If that's not the problem: check that
>
> #define MULTIBYTE_SUPPORT 1
>
> is present in config.h.  If that's the case, multibyte support should be
> compiled into the main shell and turned on by default.  Does "setopt
> multibyte" give an error?  I presume it doesn't, but if it does, it may be
> the wrong version of the shell.)

Doesn't give any error.

> If that's all it is, and multibyte mode is on, see if something brutal does
> the trick:
>
> (unset LANG; unset -m 'LC_*'; export LC_ALL=fi_FI.UTF-8; zsh -f)

no change :/

thanks,

t

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Timo Aaltonen <tjaalton@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
> > (unset LANG; unset -m 'LC_*'; export LC_ALL=fi_FI.UTF-8; zsh -f)

I'm now completely stuck.

It's looking like there are a whole lot of problems that aren't going to be
solved without debugging on problematic systems.

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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

On Thu, 10 May 2007 12:30:39 +0100
Peter Stephenson <pws@csr.com> wrote:
> However, I think I've got somewhere with reproducing your original
> problem by using your locales:
> 
> LANG=C
> LC_COLLATE="C"
> LC_CTYPE=fi_FI.UTF-8
> LC_MONETARY="C"
> LC_NUMERIC="C"
> LC_TIME="C"
> LC_MESSAGES="C"
> LC_ALL=
> 
> This also fails to handle multibyte characters properly.
> (However, in my case the multibyte option is still set.)
> If I remove the LANG=C from that set, it starts working.  This
> is obviously a bug.

Unfortunately, this wasn't Timo's problem, but this fixes it anyway.

I'm assuming, at least, that setting one of the variables above to the
empty string should be equivalent to leaving it unset.  The rule for
setlocale() internally is that the empty string means "use the
environment variable", but that's meaninglessly self-referential here,
so I think the right thing to do is for the shell deliberately to let
the value of $LANG and (if appropriate) the LC_* categories show
through.

Index: Src/params.c
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/zsh/zsh/Src/params.c,v
retrieving revision 1.124
diff -u -r1.124 params.c
--- Src/params.c	13 Apr 2007 11:54:17 -0000	1.124
+++ Src/params.c	13 May 2007 20:07:31 -0000
@@ -3414,10 +3414,21 @@
 {
     struct localename *ln;
 
+    /*
+     * Set the global locale to the value passed, but override
+     * this with any non-empty definitions for specific
+     * categories.
+     *
+     * We only use non-empty definitions because empty values aren't
+     * valid as locales; when passed to setlocale() they mean "use the
+     * environment variable", but if that's what we're setting the value
+     * from this is meaningless.  So just all $LANG to show through in
+     * that case.
+     */
     setlocale(LC_ALL, x ? x : "");
     queue_signals();
     for (ln = lc_names; ln->name; ln++)
-	if ((x = getsparam(ln->name)))
+	if ((x = getsparam(ln->name)) && *x)
 	    setlocale(ln->category, x);
     unqueue_signals();
 }
@@ -3427,10 +3438,18 @@
 lc_allsetfn(Param pm, char *x)
 {
     strsetfn(pm, x);
-    if (!x) {
-	queue_signals();
-	setlang(getsparam("LANG"));
-	unqueue_signals();
+    /*
+     * Treat an empty LC_ALL the same as an unset one,
+     * namely by using LANG as the default locale but overriding
+     * that with any LC_* that are set.
+     */
+    if (!x || !*x) {
+	x = getsparam("LANG");
+	if (x && *x) {
+	    queue_signals();
+	    setlang(x);
+	    unqueue_signals();
+	}
     }
     else
 	setlocale(LC_ALL, x);
@@ -3448,18 +3467,27 @@
 void
 lcsetfn(Param pm, char *x)
 {
+    char *x2;
     struct localename *ln;
 
     strsetfn(pm, x);
-    if (getsparam("LC_ALL"))
+    if ((x2 = getsparam("LC_ALL")) && *x)
 	return;
     queue_signals();
-    if (!x)
+    /* Treat empty LC_* the same as unset. */
+    if (!x || !*x)
 	x = getsparam("LANG");
 
-    for (ln = lc_names; ln->name; ln++)
-	if (!strcmp(ln->name, pm->node.nam))
-	    setlocale(ln->category, x ? x : "");
+    /*
+     * If we've got no non-empty string at this
+     * point (after checking $LANG, too),
+     * we shouldn't bother setting anything.
+     */
+    if (x && *x) {
+	for (ln = lc_names; ln->name; ln++)
+	    if (!strcmp(ln->name, pm->node.nam))
+		setlocale(ln->category, x);
+    }
     unqueue_signals();
 }
 #endif /* USE_LOCALE */

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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Wayne Davison]

On Sun, May 13, 2007 at 09:12:52PM +0100, Peter Stephenson wrote:
> -    if (getsparam("LC_ALL"))
> +    if ((x2 = getsparam("LC_ALL")) && *x)

I believe you meant to use "*x2" there.

..wayne..

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Phil Pennock]

On 2007-05-10 at 11:25 +0300, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
>    I've compiled 4.3.4 on Tru64 5.1B and I can't type some characters with it 
>  (åäö being most useful for Finns), it only makes a beep. With 4.2.x/4.3.2 
>  it works, but since they are otherwise not that useful for UTF8 I had high 
>  hopes for the new release..
> 
>  Any ideas why that might be?

As a double-check to separate out input from shell handling, it'd be
good to see if you can compose and see the characters using
insert-compose-char.

  autoload insert-composed-char
  zle -N insert-composed-char
  bindkey '^Xk' insert-composed-char

(assuming here that you're using bash input bindings and are happy with
 <Ctrl-x><k> as being close to vim's insert-mode <Ctrl-k>)

This turns on digraph composition, similar to vim's digraphs or X11
Compose key.  To input the characters, type <Ctrl-x><k> followed by two
characters; you get å ä ö from the pairs: a0 a: o:

If these display fine, then multibyte is working and parts of zle are
working; the problem will be in input processing.  If these don't
display, then the problem's not in the input processing.

Thanks,
-Phil

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Timo Aaltonen]

On Thu, 10 May 2007, Phil Pennock wrote:

> If these display fine, then multibyte is working and parts of zle are
> working; the problem will be in input processing.  If these don't
> display, then the problem's not in the input processing.

Touche, that works!

Now, how to fix input processing?-)


t

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Phil Pennock]

On 2007-05-10 at 22:24 +0300, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
>  On Thu, 10 May 2007, Phil Pennock wrote:

[ some very poorly worded stuff; more sleep good, fewer 9am meetings
  good ] 

> > If these display fine, then multibyte is working and parts of zle are
> > working; the problem will be in input processing.  If these don't
> > display, then the problem's not in the input processing.
> 
>  Touche, that works!
> 
>  Now, how to fix input processing?-)

For that, I've very idea.  I have so far steered clear of touching zle
and input processing on the "learn to walk before you try to run"
principle.

What I have noticed is that the configure tests for multibyte changed
between 4.3.2 and 4.3.4.  It might be helpful for those who _can_ debug
these if you can dig out config.log and config.h from both the 4.3.2 and
4.3.4 builds and put them on a webserver, posting the URLs here.  At a
_very_ brief look, it seems that there was a move to checking for
existence of the standardised API for widechar handling.

-Phil

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Phil Pennock wrote:
> > > If these display fine, then multibyte is working and parts of zle are
> > > working; the problem will be in input processing.  If these don't
> > > display, then the problem's not in the input processing.
> > 
> >  Touche, that works!
> > 
> >  Now, how to fix input processing?-)

The fact they display doesn't tell you very much.  You also need to
check that once you've got them on the command line they behave like a
single character.  The easiest way is just to move the cursor and check
it doesn't go to far (which it will if doesn't recognise the two bytes
as a single character).

If that's really working, input processing is quite involved to check.
The key function for this is getrestchar() in Src/Zle/zle_main.c.  This
should recognise the first byte is an incomplete character and the
second byte completes it.  I don't think this an easy way to avoid
debugging the insides.

> What I have noticed is that the configure tests for multibyte changed
> between 4.3.2 and 4.3.4.  It might be helpful for those who _can_ debug
> these if you can dig out config.log and config.h from both the 4.3.2 and
> 4.3.4 builds and put them on a webserver, posting the URLs here.  At a
> _very_ brief look, it seems that there was a move to checking for
> existence of the standardised API for widechar handling.

I think we've already gone through this by showing that the multibyte
option is on by default.

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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Jordan Breeding]

On Friday, May 11, 2007, at 04:29AM, "Peter Stephenson" <pws@csr.com> wrote:
>Phil Pennock wrote:
>> > > If these display fine, then multibyte is working and parts of zle are
>> > > working; the problem will be in input processing.  If these don't
>> > > display, then the problem's not in the input processing.
>> > 
>> >  Touche, that works!
>> > 
>> >  Now, how to fix input processing?-)
>
>The fact they display doesn't tell you very much.  You also need to
>check that once you've got them on the command line they behave like a
>single character.  The easiest way is just to move the cursor and check
>it doesn't go to far (which it will if doesn't recognise the two bytes
>as a single character).
>
>If that's really working, input processing is quite involved to check.
>The key function for this is getrestchar() in Src/Zle/zle_main.c.  This
>should recognise the first byte is an incomplete character and the
>second byte completes it.  I don't think this an easy way to avoid
>debugging the insides.
>

<snipped>

Hello,

I have been following this thread as it interests me since I have had trouble getting multibyte to work the way I would expect on OS X.  This thread inspired me to dig a little deeper since I can always see the characters, but with multibyte on echo/printf didn't seem to like the combined characters, and with multibyte off the line editor can't keep straight that it is one character.  I will file a bug report with Apple to turn on multibyte in zsh now since in zsh 4.3.4 it seems to work fine.  The other problems I was having were caused by preexec().  I had some print() statments in precmd() and preexec().  precmd() and chpwd() seem to have no effect on whether multibyte works or not, but this preexec():

preexec() {
  print -Pn "\e]2;%n@%m %0~ (%30>...>${1}%>>%)\a"
}

causes echo/print to misbehave.

My test case was to do `echo h<combined character>lp` where the combined character is either <option-u>e or <ctrl-x k>e:

with the preexec enabled I get:
<combined character>h<combined character>lp

as the output, without it it just echoes exactly what it should.  So I think for the most part my problems are solved now.  It would be nice to still be able to use preexec, but I assume that hopefully that bug can be fixed in the future.

Jordan

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Jordan Breeding]

On Friday, May 11, 2007, at 11:24AM, "Jordan Breeding" <jordan.breeding@mac.com> wrote:
>On Friday, May 11, 2007, at 04:29AM, "Peter Stephenson" <pws@csr.com> wrote:
>>Phil Pennock wrote:
>>> > > If these display fine, then multibyte is working and parts of zle are
>>> > > working; the problem will be in input processing.  If these don't
>>> > > display, then the problem's not in the input processing.
>>> > 
>>> >  Touche, that works!
>>> > 
>>> >  Now, how to fix input processing?-)
>>
>>The fact they display doesn't tell you very much.  You also need to
>>check that once you've got them on the command line they behave like a
>>single character.  The easiest way is just to move the cursor and check
>>it doesn't go to far (which it will if doesn't recognise the two bytes
>>as a single character).
>>
>>If that's really working, input processing is quite involved to check.
>>The key function for this is getrestchar() in Src/Zle/zle_main.c.  This
>>should recognise the first byte is an incomplete character and the
>>second byte completes it.  I don't think this an easy way to avoid
>>debugging the insides.
>>
>
><snipped>
>
>Hello,
>
>I have been following this thread as it interests me since I have had trouble getting multibyte to work the way I would expect on OS X.  This thread inspired me to dig a little deeper since I can always see the characters, but with multibyte on echo/printf didn't seem to like the combined characters, and with multibyte off the line editor can't keep straight that it is one character.  I will file a bug report with Apple to turn on multibyte in zsh now since in zsh 4.3.4 it seems to work fine.  The other problems I was having were caused by preexec().  I had some print() statments in precmd() and preexec().  precmd() and chpwd() seem to have no effect on whether multibyte works or not, but this preexec():
>
>preexec() {
>  print -Pn "\e]2;%n@%m %0~ (%30>...>${1}%>>%)\a"
>}
>
>causes echo/print to misbehave.
>
>My test case was to do `echo h<combined character>lp` where the combined character is either <option-u>e or <ctrl-x k>e:
>
>with the preexec enabled I get:
><combined character>h<combined character>lp
>
>as the output, without it it just echoes exactly what it should.  So I think for the most part my problems are solved now.  It would be nice to still be able to use preexec, but I assume that hopefully that bug can be fixed in the future.
>
>Jordan
>
>

Sorry to reply to myself, but I just paid a little bit more attention and I figured out something else interesting.  The extra characters that appear in the Terminal itself just before the output from echo are the multibyte characters only, which are missing from the ${1} being inserted into the Terminal title.  This part seems to be OS X (Terminal.app) specific, as if I use zsh through a remote Terminal the behaviour will differ (putty will display h<character><character>lp in the title which I am assuming are just the bytes that it is seeing).  Anyway, I will probably just not use preexec() anymore for now.  Is there are way to display multibyte characters as the base singlebyte character for the preexec string?  Or possible just replace multibyte characters with "?" or something, just so my preexec would at least partially work?

Thanks,
Jordan

Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Peter Stephenson]

Jordan Breeding <jordan.breeding@mac.com> wrote:
> Sorry to reply to myself, but I just paid a little bit more attention
> and I figured out something else interesting.  The extra characters
> that appear in the Terminal itself just before the output from echo
> are the multibyte characters only, which are missing from the ${1}
> being inserted into the Terminal title.  This part seems to be OS X
> (Terminal.app) specific, as if I use zsh through a remote Terminal
> the behaviour will differ (putty will display
> h<character><character>lp in the title which I am assuming are just
> the bytes that it is seeing).  Anyway, I will probably just not use
> preexec() anymore for now.  Is there are way to display multibyte
> characters as the base singlebyte character for the preexec string?
> Or possible just replace multibyte characters with "?" or something,
> just so my preexec would at least partially work?

I'm glad things are working better... I'd be happy to put any generic
workarounds in the shell itself, but it's probably too difficult for
a terminal-specific problem, if that's what this is.

As for detecting multibyte characters:  presumably all characters with
codes over 127 are going to be multibyte, so it is possible to detect
such a string:

% foo="ä"
% print $(( #foo ))

228

However, this just tests the first character; you'd have to loop over the
entire string to do it which is a bit of a nuisance:

  local line=${(%):-'\e]2;%n@%m %0~ (%30>...>'${1}'%>>%)\a'} char
  local -a arr
  arr=(${(s..)line})
  integer i
  for (( i = 1; i <= ${#arr}; i++)); do
    char=${arr[i]}
    (( #char > 127 )) && arr[i]="?"
  done
  print -n ${(j..)arr}

(I did test this.)  I wonder if the shell is misinterpreting codes within
the ${1} in

  print -Pn "\e]2;%n@%m %0~ (%30>...>${1}%>>%)\a"

?  If you just do print -P "<string>" from the command line with
what was in ${1} does everything look OK?  (This is rather a long shot;
I don't see how the shell could misplace characters like that, but
it might be getting the handling of characters sufficiently wrong
that the terminal driver is getting confused.)

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Re: problems with 4.3.4 and Tru64

[Jordan Breeding]

On Friday, May 11, 2007, at 12:56PM, "Peter Stephenson" <pws@csr.com> wrote:
>Jordan Breeding <jordan.breeding@mac.com> wrote:
>> Sorry to reply to myself, but I just paid a little bit more attention
>> and I figured out something else interesting.  The extra characters
>> that appear in the Terminal itself just before the output from echo
>> are the multibyte characters only, which are missing from the ${1}
>> being inserted into the Terminal title.  This part seems to be OS X
>> (Terminal.app) specific, as if I use zsh through a remote Terminal
>> the behaviour will differ (putty will display
>> h<character><character>lp in the title which I am assuming are just
>> the bytes that it is seeing).  Anyway, I will probably just not use
>> preexec() anymore for now.  Is there are way to display multibyte
>> characters as the base singlebyte character for the preexec string?
>> Or possible just replace multibyte characters with "?" or something,
>> just so my preexec would at least partially work?
>
>I'm glad things are working better... I'd be happy to put any generic
>workarounds in the shell itself, but it's probably too difficult for
>a terminal-specific problem, if that's what this is.
>
>As for detecting multibyte characters:  presumably all characters with
>codes over 127 are going to be multibyte, so it is possible to detect
>such a string:
>
>% foo="ä"
>% print $(( #foo ))
>
>228
>
>However, this just tests the first character; you'd have to loop over the
>entire string to do it which is a bit of a nuisance:
>
>  local line=${(%):-'\e]2;%n@%m %0~ (%30>...>'${1}'%>>%)\a'} char
>  local -a arr
>  arr=(${(s..)line})
>  integer i
>  for (( i = 1; i <= ${#arr}; i++)); do
>    char=${arr[i]}
>    (( #char > 127 )) && arr[i]="?"
>  done
>  print -n ${(j..)arr}
>
>(I did test this.)  I wonder if the shell is misinterpreting codes within
>the ${1} in
>
>  print -Pn "\e]2;%n@%m %0~ (%30>...>${1}%>>%)\a"
>
>?  If you just do print -P "<string>" from the command line with
>what was in ${1} does everything look OK?  (This is rather a long shot;
>I don't see how the shell could misplace characters like that, but
>it might be getting the handling of characters sufficiently wrong
>that the terminal driver is getting confused.)
>

Hmm, while it is kind of annoying to have to loop over the whole string, it isn't horrible, and it fixes the problems in both of my common terminals.  Also, I did your other test, ${1} is intact, so it definitely isn't the shell, it is the terminal programs.  Thanks for the help!

Jordan