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On 29 Jun 2016 09:55, Jakub Martisko wrote: > thanks for your comment. The reason why I sent the patch is that there > is a bug/feature request for similar functionality in coreutils' "date" > program and the maintainers of coreutils/gnulib do not want to diverge > from the glibc interface. Even though the replacing you mentioned does > indeed work, built-in version would be imo better (for example when > using other shell than bash), especially when all of the needed > functionality was already implemented. i think his point is that bash has already defined a syntax, but you are doing it differently and there's (afaict) no need for it. he isn't saying you should use bash if you want lower/upper case. so instead of adding new syntax like "%#^x", add "%,x" -mike
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