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PRs for manpage 'vi(1)'

This is an experimental report containing PRs for manpage 'vi(1)' as of Fri May 30 07:39:56 2014 UTC. See notes.


PRs for manpage 'vi(1)':
SSubmittedTrackerResp.Description
o2013/09/28bin/182463vi(1): vi core dumps on exit with a specific vi.exrc [regression]
o2004/07/15bin/69083[patch] vi(1) basic modelines for contrib/nvi
o2003/10/20bin/58293vi(1) replace with CR (ASCII 13) doesn't work
a2000/12/28bin/23912vi(1) underflow of cnt in vs_paint() by O_NUMBER_LENGTH when both leftright and number options in use
o2000/10/21bin/22182vi(1) options noprint/print/octal broken
o1999/08/26bin/13397vi(1) nvi mishandles tags files under certain conditions.
6 problems total.


Notes

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