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| #669 | fixed | please add ability to call fchdir to posix module. | ||
| Description |
The fchdir call is like the chdir call, except it takes an open file descriptor rather than a filepath. Using this call on Unix is more reliable for keeping a handle on where you are in the filesystem, relative to using a pathname: a file descriptor will point to the same resource even when the path (or a component of it) is renamed. Will you apply this patch to chicken-core?
If this patch is not acceptable, what must I do to get it applied? |
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| #682 | fixed | sendfile egg has no trunk branch | ||
| Description |
I ran the following command-line: chicken-install -sudo -trunk -location "$CHICKEN_EGG_REPOSITORY" -transport local sendfile which produced the following error message: retrieving ...
Warning: extension `sendfile' has no .meta file - assuming it has no dependencies install order: () looking at the repository, sendfile has no trunk branch, but only release branches. Either sendfile needs to have a trunk branch or the bug in chicken-install needs to be fixed to hand an egg formatted like sendfile. I expected it to either complain about a missing trunk or install version 1.7.3 (the latest version). |
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| #721 | fixed | parley seems to drop newlines when piping input from stdin | ||
| Description |
The following program: (let ((file (read-string))) (write file)) is a simple test of read-string. The following does not produce the result I expect: $ csi test.scm < test.scm "(let ((file (read-string))) (write file))\n" It appears if the newline in the middle of the file is not being preserved? Further, if I remove the "\n" from the test.scm file (please find it attached, I used a program called bvi to remove it, most editors will not let you save a file with a missing final newline), I get: $ dd if=test.scm bs=1 count=42|csi test.scm "(let ((file (read-string)))\n" It seems the final line is being dropped! What is going on here? I expect read-string, when not given a size, to return my input file byte-for-byte? |
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