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[Maarten Litmaath]

In article <503 at quintus.UUCP> ok at quintus.UUCP (Richard A. O'Keefe) writes:
\... here's some source code:
[C source deleted]

People, what happened to good old shell script programming?

BSD:
sh -c 'stty all 2> /tmp/stty.$$; set `tail -1 /tmp/stty.$$`;
	shift; shift; echo $9; /bin/rm /tmp/stty.$$'
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SysV:
sh -c 'stty -a | sed -e "s/.*eof = \([^;]*\).*/\1/" -e q'
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BTW, this shows the SysV stty(1) command is favorable in one way: if stdout
isn't a tty, try stderr or stdin! (So we won't need the stupid temp file.)
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