repl.k seems to be broken on freebsd #65

bakul commented 2023年08月10日 20:14:29 +02:00

See the example below

$ ./k
5(2*)1円
1 2 4 8 16 32
\\
$ ./k repl.k
ngn/k, (c) 2019-2023 ngn, GNU AGPLv3. type \ for more info
 5(2*)1円
tput: illegal option -- S
usage: tput [-T term] attribute ...
'length
 {(lines;cols)::`I$"\n"\`x(("/usr/bin/tput";"-S");"lines\ncols\n")}
 ^
 {upd[];$[(::)~x;"";(1<#x)&|/`m`M`A=@x;mMA x;(dd[cols]`k@lim[cols]x)..
 ^
 \\
$

This may be because bsd tput conforms to POSIX.1 but doesn't have all the linux extensions such as-S.

See the example below ``` $ ./k 5(2*)1円 1 2 4 8 16 32 \\ $ ./k repl.k ngn/k, (c) 2019-2023 ngn, GNU AGPLv3. type \ for more info 5(2*)1円 tput: illegal option -- S usage: tput [-T term] attribute ... 'length {(lines;cols)::`I$"\n"\`x(("/usr/bin/tput";"-S");"lines\ncols\n")} ^ {upd[];$[(::)~x;"";(1<#x)&|/`m`M`A=@x;mMA x;(dd[cols]`k@lim[cols]x).. ^ \\ $ ``` This may be because bsd `tput` conforms to POSIX.1 but doesn't have all the linux extensions such as`-S`.

ngn commented 2023年12月08日 20:41:00 +01:00

this doesnt happen on my freebsd (14.0-RELEASE).
tput appears to support -S:

root@freebsd:~/k # tput
Usage: tput [options] [command]
Options:
 -S << read commands from standard input
 ...

are you using an older version?

this doesnt happen on my freebsd (14.0-RELEASE). `tput` appears to support `-S`: ``` root@freebsd:~/k # tput Usage: tput [options] [command] Options: -S << read commands from standard input ... ``` are you using an older version?

bakul commented 2023年12月08日 22:32:17 +01:00

This seems to have been fixed in 14.0 release. On 13.2-STABLE:

$ tput
usage: tput [-T term] attribute ...

Can be closed.

This seems to have been fixed in 14.0 release. On 13.2-STABLE: $ tput usage: tput [-T term] attribute ... Can be closed.