bug fix, segfault caused by an ancient `editline' workaround
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2010-08-07 Robert Larice
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* src/main.c :
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bug fix, segfault caused by an ancient `editline' workaround
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(bug tracker ID: 2966977, `segfault with editline')
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2010-08-07 Robert Larice
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* src/tclspice.c ,
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* src/include/tclspice.h :
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while (*s) {
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switch (strip(*s)) {
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case '!':
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#ifdef HAVE_BSDEDITLINE
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#if defined(HAVE_BSDEDITLINE) && 0
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{
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/* SJB In the present version of editline (v2.9)
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it seems that where_history() is broken.
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This is a hack that works round this problem.
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WARNING: It may fail to work in the future
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as it relies on undocumented structure */
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/* some years later, it fails indeed, (v2.11 on debian) */
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int where = 0;
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HIST_ENTRY * he = current_history();
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if(he!=NULL) where = *(int*)(he->data);
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