Magnus Hagander wrote:
>>>A quick look at input.c makes it seem like this is only used when
>>>READLINE is enabled. And READLINE is disabled on win32 because it
>>>breaks.
>>>
>>>
>>Hmm. I wonder if that breakage had anything to do with the lack of
>>proper support for home-directory stuff? Might be entertaining to
>>un-disable it and see what happens now.
>>
>>
>
>No, it was a character encoding issue. IIRC it broke such things as the
>backslash on any non-US locales. So this won't help it.
>
>
Arguably this should be enabled/disabled at runtime instead of compile
time. Not sure how hard that would be to do. Say, let's fix this too
before the release!
cheers
andrew
