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From: katsu@srava.sra.JUNET (Katsuhiro Watanabe)
Newsgroups: comp.bugs.4bsd
Subject: `t' command of sed does not work fine.
Message-ID: <2427@srava.sra.JUNET>
Date: 18 Aug 89 02:34:58 GMT
Reply-To: katsu@sra.JUNET (Katsuhiro Watanabe)
Organization: Software Research Associates, Inc., Japan
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	Hello, world. I am using 4.3BSD on VAX.
 	I found a bug on sed of BSDs, so I would like to report it.

	Even if no substitution have been made before `t'(since
the most recent reading of and input line), it often branches.

	For example:
n125:104%cat t.sed
#
1{
        s/.*//
        d
}
t set
s/.*/t flag have been reset./
q
: set
s/.*/t flag is still set./
q
n125:105%echo '1\
2' | sed -f t.sed

	Then, on VAX, I get	"t flag is still set.".
	On SUN, 		"t flag have been reset.".

	On VAX, there is an inconsistency with manual.
	I think it occurs on most BSDs except SUN.

	Is this known yet?
							thank you.
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WATANABE Katsuhiro
Software Tools and Technology Division, SRA Inc., Japan.
Not compute f(x), but evaluate it.