MKS Toolkit & Toolkit Select 6.2a Patch Problems Fixed
Minor patches to 6.2a involving csh, man, perl, sh, tksched, and viw.
Resolved Issues:
| Problem |
Description |
| SR 18005 |
perl includes the Win32 extensions missing from the 6.2a release.
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| SR 18002 |
When a pipe error occurs, the set -e and ERR traps in the KornShell (sh)
are now triggered.
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| SR 17976 |
csh now treats unexecutable commands as csh scripts rather than as
KornShell scripts.
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| SR 17975 |
csh no longer crashes when the TMPDIR, TEMP, and TMP environment variables
are all unset.
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| SR 17971 |
csh now supports the hashbang (#!) construct when the environment
variable HASHBANG is set. The csh #! construct behaves just like the
sh #! construct. See the sh(1) man page for details.
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| SR 17898 |
viw now properly handles macros that contain format commands ending with ^M.
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| SR 17729 |
man now properly handles man pages stored in a directory whose path name
contains spaces.
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| SR 14941 |
perl no longer incorrectly converts variables to uppercase.
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| SR 14862 |
The Toolkit Scheduler (tksched) now allows the user to decide how missed
events are handled. If the "Run missed Events at startup" item on the
Options menu is not selected, the missed events are never run. If "Run
missed Events at startup" is selected, another menu item, "Prompt for
Missed Events" becomes available. If this item is also selected, the user
is asked at startup whether or not missed events should be run; otherwise,
missed events are always run. Additionally, tksched now logs missed events.
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| SR 14816 |
The Win32.pm module for perl now works correctly.
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