Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 17:14:57 -0600 From: Phil Oleson <oz@nixil.net> To: freebsd-current@freebsd.org Subject: PR bin/79418 - libedit sync Message-ID: <20050504231457.GA49232@nixil.net>
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Since people are talking about a posix /bin/sh, It reminded me that I need to ping people about this PR again. NetBSD made some efforts to make sh more posix compliant, and part of that work involved expanding libedit's capabilities. The patches I made excluded those posix improvements to sh, because the patch was big enough as it was. I just made some small changes to adapt apps that used libedit to the new histedit.h. Followup changes can be made to sh after this patch lands in cvs. Now that ipf doesnt have the tree broken, can a commiter take a look at the patchset at http://nixil.net/libedit-patches.tar.gz btw, I reviewed the patches the other day and did notice that a couple of 'new' files, that the libedit patch creates, are created in the directory that the patch command is run. I've no idea why this happens. So I added a README file in the patch tarball that basically says to go to the libedit directory and run patch with -p3.
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