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due to using read -r, you can't do a replacement that has a # in the pattern, because read just recognises the # as the delimiter and you can't escape it because of the use of -r. In my case, this matters because mozc-ut has commented out variables that you are supposed to uncomment to enable features the package can provide, and I would prefer for that process to be automatic. removing the -r would probably fix this for this case, but has a chance of ruining other people's customizations, so I'm not entirely sure what to do.
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due to using read -r, you can't do a replacement that has a # in the pattern, because read just recognises the # as the delimiter and you can't escape it because of the use of -r. In my case, this matters because mozc-ut has commented out variables that you are supposed to uncomment to enable features the package can provide, and I would prefer for that process to be automatic. removing the -r would probably fix this for this case, but has a chance of ruining other people's customizations, so I'm not entirely sure what to do.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: