[comp.bugs.4bsd] 8-bit clean [t]csh wanted

barbou@tseker.ec.bull.fr (F. Barbou des Places) (08/08/90)

Does an 8-bit clean csh (or tcsh) exist ?
If it does, where and how could I get the sources ?

Thanks in advance.

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jw@sics.se (Johan Widen) (08/09/90)

>>>>> In article <427@echbull.bull.fr>, barbou@tseker.ec.bull.fr (F. Barbou des Places) writes:

barbou> Does an 8-bit clean csh (or tcsh) exist ?
barbou> If it does, where and how could I get the sources ?

tcsh-5.18 is eight-bit clean. You can get the diffs relative to 4.3BSD csh
by anonymous ftp from, for example,
	tesla.ee.cornell.edu
Although this version is very nice, there is one thing I as a user of
the ISO 8859 character set do not like about it: it does not print eight
bit characters as they are, instead it strips them down to ASCII and prints
them in "stand-out mode" (e.g. reverse video).

I have made a small patch to fix this, I hope I can get this integrated
into a future version (the old behaviour is still available by toggling a
shell variable).

I have put up this small patch to tcsh for anonymous ftp on:
	sics.se (192.16.123.90)

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guy@auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris) (08/10/90)

>Does an 8-bit clean csh (or tcsh) exist ?

SunOS 4.1's "csh" is 8-bit clean (modulo bugs); System V Release 4's is
based on it, and as such should be 8-bit clean as well. 

>If it does, where and how could I get the sources ?

From Sun or AT&T.  I don't know if the changes were sent back to
Berkeley or not; the intent was, at least at one point, to do so.