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GNU utilities bugs (e.g., make, gawk. ls).
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wint_t in cross building, gnulib failing build.
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Hello, I'm trying to cross-build gettext, and with my toolchain (gcc 4.3.4 and glibc-2.9 for armv5tel-linux) I have problems, while I don't have any problem building it not natively. I found that the gettext-runtime configure has a check like this: if test "$cross_compiling" = yes; then gl_cv_func_wcwidth_works="gues sing no"... more »
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GNU gettest manual
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Hi, I have got a version of the preliminary draft GNU gettext documenation on my computer with poedit. It says: Edition 0.10.35, 1 May 1998 That is 10 years old, wouw. It publishes an outdated e-mai address which should be updated: <bug-gnu-ut...@prep.ai.mit.edu >: host mx10.gnu.org[199.232.76.166] said: 550... more »
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gettext 0.17 doesn't build on mingw
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 gettext 0.17 doesn't build on mingw, because mingw's _mkdir() function has 1 argument and gettext is passing 2 arguments. Possible solution would be to pull in the gnulib mkdir, no? Cheers, Rainer -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (MingW32)... more »
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Small typo in diffutils Spanish translation
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Hello, I've spotted a small typo in the Spanish translation of diff and here is a patch to fix it. There's a debian bug report [1] about it but they told me to contact you. Thank you, Germán Bassi. [1] [link]
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Running xgettext on diff/patch files
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Hi, I'd like to run xgettext on some patches containing PHP code, to create a .pot file containing only strings contained in the patches, instead of all strings contained in the patched files. However, xgettext silently ignores the diff/patch input file, creating an empty output file. Renaming the input file with a .php extension doesn't help. It... more »
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sed: getting at the current file name
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Hi Paolo, bug-gnu-utils, for operating on several files, GNU sed provides --separate which is great; but sed is missing a way to get at the file name of the currently processed file. This would be very convenient for things such as: # find some bug, transform the found places to a vim quickfix file... more »
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sed ssed bug with the windows binaries
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Hi again Found a workarround : command : ------------------------------ sed -e "s/\"//g" "test.txt>test2.txt" ------------------------------ Works as intended. Sry for disturbing. 2009/11/13 Guillaume Frambourg <frambourg.guilla...@gmail.com >
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Bug with `-w' (`--ignore-all-space') option
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Here are two simple text files: [bugman@localhost 1]$ cat test1.txt a a a a [bugman@localhost 1]$ cat test2.txt a a a a Now I'm trying to find difference, using -w (or --ignore-all-space) option: [bugman@localhost 1]$ diff -w test1.txt test2.txt 1c1,4 < a a a a --- ...But judging to MANs they should have no differences:... more »
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MSYS gawk treats all input files as binary
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Hello, I have absolutely no idea whether it should be fixed in GAWK itself or MSYS, but GAWK docs state that GAWK uses textmode on Windows unless BINMODE is explicitly set to use binary. This is achieved in io.c line 239 binmode function that adds "b" when BINMODE is specified, and leaves mode untouched otherwise.... more »
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