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/coreutils/src/
Ddircolors.c420 enum Shell_syntax syntax = SHELL_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN; in main() local
435 syntax = SHELL_SYNTAX_BOURNE; in main()
439 syntax = SHELL_SYNTAX_C; in main()
463 if ((print_database | print_ls_colors) && syntax != SHELL_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN) in main()
502 if (syntax == SHELL_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN && ! print_ls_colors) in main()
504 syntax = guess_shell_syntax (); in main()
505 if (syntax == SHELL_SYNTAX_UNKNOWN) in main()
524 if (syntax == SHELL_SYNTAX_BOURNE) in main()
/coreutils/
Ddist-check.mk108 $(MAKE) syntax-check
DREADME-release68 If "make distcheck" doesn't run "make syntax-check" for you, then run
71 make syntax-check
DREADME-install47 treat "[" as some syntax relating to locks, while AIX make(1)
DHACKING496 Run "make syntax-check", or even "make distcheck"
501 functions. The latter performs all "syntax-check" tests, and also
521 Do not add any more trailing blanks anywhere. While "make syntax-check"
DNEWS312 printf unicode \uNNNN, \UNNNNNNNN syntax, now supports all valid
842 C-locale syntax with '.' as the decimal point. The new behavior is
1171 nested level syntax allowed in this variable.
1396 with the POSIX proposed $'...' syntax.
1744 syntax of a leading zero, for example --format="%010f".
2111 was seen when running parallel "make syntax-check".
4269 csplit and nl now use POSIX syntax for regular expressions, not
4270 Emacs syntax. As a result, character classes like [[:print:]] and
4826 echo now conforms to POSIX better. It supports the \0ooo syntax for
5006 Date syntax as used by date -d, date -f, and touch -d has been
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/coreutils/doc/
Dsort-version.texi480 In Debian's version string syntax the version consists of three parts:
750 Note that @command{dpkg} will warn if the strings have invalid syntax:
754 dpkg: warning: version 'foo07.7z' has bad syntax:
756 dpkg: warning: version 'foo7a.7z' has bad syntax:
761 dpkg: warning: version '3.0/' has bad syntax:
Dcoreutils.texi232 * Disambiguating names and IDs:: chgrp, chown, chroot, id: user and group syntax
488 * General date syntax:: Common rules
802 * Disambiguating names and IDs:: chgrp, chown, chroot, id: user and group syntax
1204 This syntax is accepted on most common Unix systems, but not on Solaris 10.
2210 accepted. The following syntax:
2940 For compatibility @command{fold} supports an obsolete option syntax
3029 For compatibility @command{head} also supports an obsolete option syntax
3036 hosts that support only the obsolete syntax, it is usually simpler to
3270 can be replaced by @samp{+} in the traditional option syntax with the
3278 syntax and should use @option{-c @var{num}[b]}, @option{-n
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