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Add downloader example test to the Travis script
This fixes issue #29.
The example had a bashism while using `sed`; cf. also #30.
And `"s:.*/\\([^\\?\\/]*\\)\\??.*:\\1:"` was wrong
Add downloader example test to the Travis script
This fixes issue #29.
The example had a bashism while using `sed`; cf. also #30.
And `"s:.*/\\([^\\?\\/]*\\)\\?.*:\\1:"` was wrong
Add downloader example test to the Travis script
This fixes issue #29.
The example had a bashism while using `sed`; cf. also #30.
And `"s:.*/\\([^\\?\\/]*\\)\\?.*:\\1:"` was wrong
Add downloader example test to the Travis script
This fixes issue #29.
The example had a bashism while using `sed`; cf. also #30.
And `"s:.*/\\([^\\?\\/]*\\)\\?.*:\\1:"` was wrong
Add downloader example test to the Travis script
This fixes issue #29.
The example had a bashism while using `sed`; cf. also #30.
The `sed` call to get the filename out of the URL was also wrong and
non-portable.
This also fixes the `curl` invocation, cf. #31.
This fixes issue #29.
The example had a bashism while using `sed`; cf. also #30 and
function `no_newline_sed`.
The `sed` expression to get the filename out of the URL was also wrong and
non-portable.
This also fixes the `curl` invocation, cf. #31.
genspio/src/lib/language.ml
Line 147 in a2eb824
Here we use the fact that
$( )removes the last new-line thatsedpotentially added (OSX does add it; GNU sed doesn't)cf. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13325138/why-does-sed-add-a-new-line-in-osx
& http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/sed.html (definition of "Text file")
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