Re: Cores almost on demand in patcompile()

[Sebastian Gniazdowski <sgniazdowski@gmail.com>]

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My new observations:
– ^A, ^B, ^F, ^Y don't have meaning: replacing them with A, B, F, Y
doesn't stop core dump
– the "ndash", .i.e. this char: >>> – <<<, has a role, because
replacing it with other char, also one like §, stops core dump
– length of the string has a role, tired shortening the string on the
left and no core dump then

I attach input2b.txt with no control chars and test2.zsh (zsh -f) that
opens that file

Best regards,
Sebastian Gniazdowski

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#!/usr/local/bin/zsh-5.2-dev-2 -f

# Check for bsd system
ABSD=0
[[ `uname` = "Darwin" ]] && ABSD=1
[[ `uname` = "SunOS" ]] && ABSD=1
setopt extended_glob

buf="$(<input1.txt0)"
word="$(<input2b.txt)"

MATCH=""
buf="${buf#(#m)$word}"

echo "Processed: $buf"