Кirils Sоlovjоvs
Кirils Sоlovjоvs
Macho parsing was also partially working in that #1, btw. As for ELF parsing, it was working better in #1 than $HEAD. Try generating ent graph on this http://02.lv/f/2018/10/16/ls.elf
It does kinda say at the very start > Solve the tasks printed below in a single line of **bash**.
@derobert bugreport is invalid. None of these should work, as you are to only delete the files in the directory, not directory itself. @seadog007 brings a valid point, `rm -rf...
I think rather than rewriting all the challenges the right solution would be for @jarv to add a phantom \n at the end of the output, if it's missing, before...
-l is also not the correct answer, so this is partially valid.
24 is not the number of files. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7401704/what-is-that-total-in-the-very-first-line-after-ls-l
Why do you think I scoreboard would be nice? I think It'd attract the wrong kind of attention.
This is invalid. Your solution is incorrect as it prints extra blank lines.
While I don't think that this is a correct solution, this expansion could certainly be used to construct one. I think this is caused by #84
The real problem here is that there's only one file. And of course that ls is configure to print one per line by default on the machine.