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Subject: Re: Large pastes into readline enabled programs causes breakage
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> 7) Rescan line discipline buffer when changing from non-canonical to canonical
> mode. The real problem with this approach (besides the inefficiency) is that this
> solution could break some (admittedly unknown) program that contrived to exchange
> data in non-canonical mode but read in canonical mode (just not exceeding the
> line discipline buffer limit).

See bugzilla 55981, 55991 btw

Alan