I was trying to write an alias that is equivalent to $numtok, but for &binvars; however, I got an infinite loop due to what I consider to be a bug: if you $bfind for a char that happens to appear at the end of a &bvar, with the starting point beyond the end of that bvar, it returns the position of that last char.. Hard to explain in words, so I'll try doing it with code:

Code:
bset &test 1 97
echo -a $bfind(&test,2,97)


Since the &bvar only contains one character, the above should return 0 or $null or something. Instead, it returns 1, or whatever the position of the last 97 happened to be. It doesn't matter what N value is specified, so

Code:
bset -t &test 1 aaa
echo -a $bfind(&test,923,97)


returns 3. Note that if the &bvar ends with anything other than the character you are searching for, 0 is returned, which is as I expect.

Code:
bset -t &test 1 aaab
echo -a $bfind(&test,923,97)

returns 0.

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