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sed -E 's/__DECONST[(]([^,]+), ([^)]+)[)]/(\1)(\2)/'
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sed -E 's|__FBSDID[(]"([^"]+)"[)];|/* \1 */|'
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Newer versions of libedit have sane tab-complete now without FreeBSD's
hacks, and in fact the hack is gone in FreeBSD-CURRENT.
I'm still a little confused why binding this weird function is necessary
at all, but at least it exists everywhere, I guess.
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Otherwise a bind -v in .editrc will take precedence and overwrite the ^I
binding for sh-complete.
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I'm going to recreate it from fresh sh sources for clean git history.
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Otherwise a bind -v in .editrc will take precedence and overwrite the ^I
binding for sh-complete.
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This reverts commit a8cd87a52b91f41d3bec81b1a36fa224501f3af7.
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Yes it's another rename because I felt like catsh was too long. 1sh is
short and unique.
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