help - busybox- grep and Source command
Rob Landley
rob at landley.net
Mon Sep 4 20:07:01 UTC 2006
On Monday 04 September 2006 5:54 am, Gulab Chandra Yadava wrote:
>
> Hi
> I am using Busybox v1.1.0, for grep command grep -w option is
> not available.
I believe we've implemented everything POSIX requires us to:
/home/landley/reading/susv3/utilities/grep.html
If you want to submit a patch to add a non-posix feature, please make a CONFIG
option for it.
> source command is not supported by busybox,
What do you mean by "source command"? The shell "source" directive is a
synonym for "." and some of our shells uspport it (we have 4, and I'm working
on a fifth to replace the other 4 with _one_ that _works_.)
> even I tried
> with 1.1.2 also but faces the same problem.
> Can anybody suggest where to get all these.
All of which?
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Rob
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