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> I agree with this premise ... but stated that way, the patch does
> entirely the wrong thing, because it's stripping trailing semis at
> the word level not the line level. I think it's a lot more surprising
> to drop the semi in
>
> \x foo; bar
>
> than when it's actually at the end of the line.
Ah...so what we want then is for all of these cases to work:
\d foo \d bar
\d foo; \d bar
\d foo; \d bar;
\d foo; \d bar
Makes sense...I never combine backslash commands on the same line,
but it is possible. In that case, how about just moving this section:
if (semicolon) {
int i;
for (i = strlen(options_string)-1; i && options_string[i]==';'; i--);
if (i<strlen(options_string)-1) options_string[i+1]='\0';
}
to right after here, where we find a "normal word"?
strncpy(return_val, &options_string[pos], token_end);
return_val[token_end] = 0;
(and changing options_string to return_val)
that should allow us to catch all the cases above, if I am
understanding the objection above correctly.
Greg Sabino Mullane
greg@turnstep.com PGP Key: 0x14964AC8 200110011738
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