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RE: cd problems
From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
RE: cd problems |
Date: |
Thu, 17 Apr 2003 14:24:08 -0500 |
On 2-Apr-2003, Luke Scharf <address@hidden> wrote:
| It sounds like you're in Octave rather than in a Unix shell. My fault
| -- I made some assumptions about what was going on.
|
| I hadn't noticed that Octave stays in line-continuation-mode when
| there's a blank line. Learn something every day. The way to get out of
| the "cd \" mess is to just type something on one of the lines and press
| enter.
This problem seems to be only true for "commands". For example, here
is what I see with a simple expression:
octave:1> 1 + \
> ### a return was typed here...
parse error:
>>>
^
but for a command like ls, additional newlines are ignored. Perhaps
they should not be? Also, the behavior is the same for "..." as a
continuation marker.
jwe
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