Re:Re: Integrating "safe" languages into OpenBSD? (2017)
by anthk on Sunday May 03, 2020 @04:54PM
(#23061779)
- Theo doesn't give a shit on ripgrep, but grep(1) complying with standards and working under OpenBSD scripts.
- I am using grep(1) on unicode stuff in Spanish on XTerm just fine, even in ed(1). This is not a GNU craputils base, but the OpenBSD one. Heck, I type Spanish only characters with ed(1) in order to write my phlog. I can use nvi(1) from ports, but ed(1), fold(1) and ispell(1) are more than enough and I can forget about switching modes.
- That's a great example of Cargo Cult.
- On Unix and descendants, plan9 gave us UTF8, and fore sure it's grep supports more UTF8 stuff than your non-existant Rust based OS.
- I am using grep(1) on unicode stuff in Spanish on XTerm just fine, even in ed(1). This is not a GNU craputils base, but the OpenBSD one. Heck, I type Spanish only characters with ed(1) in order to write my phlog. I can use nvi(1) from ports, but ed(1), fold(1) and ispell(1) are more than enough and I can forget about switching modes.
- That's a great example of Cargo Cult.
- On Unix and descendants, plan9 gave us UTF8, and fore sure it's grep supports more UTF8 stuff than your non-existant Rust based OS.