I was initially thinking the same, but as you can see the problem only arises when running
tmux. I have been unable to test it on non-UNIX systems, but if someone can reproduce the error on that, then I would find it fair to move it. If it cannot be reproduced on a non-UNIX system, then I believe this is the better place. —
Ole Tange 2 mins ago
Why do ok($tmuxcmd) and suspect($tmuxcmd) not give the same output (i.e nothing)?
It works as expected with /bin/echo but not with tmux.
#!/usr/bin/perl
sub ok {
return qx{ ( @_ && true ) 2> /dev/null };
}
sub suspect {
local *STDERR;
open(STDERR, ">", "/dev/null");
return qx{ @_ &
In Perl, I would like to sort a collection of different length strings
in a way that automatically lumps together similar strings.
Intuitively, I imagine I need some distance measure for each pair and
then a clustering routine that groups by the distance.
My number of strings is always small an...
