#53 Becomes non-responsive and eats CPU on Ctrl-D

[Anonymous]

Pressing Ctrl-D during multi-line input causes ZSH to become non-responsive and eat 100% CPU until you kill -9 it.

For example:
user@host (~) -> a\ > ^D

Will cause this (with ^D of course representing actually pressing Ctrl + D).

Reproduced on my home computer and a server, each running different distros (Ubuntu and Gentoo) with different configurations.

[Anonymous]

I can't reproduce it.

[pir]

I reproduce it with your test case.

(I didn't reproduce with echo ' or echo " (waiting for a quote or a double quote), zsh just doesn't care ot the Ctrl+D.)

zsh 4.3.10
ubuntu 10.10

[Nobody/Anonymous]

But i can't reproduce it with zsh 4.3.12, so it seems to be fixed.

[pir]

Yes, it seems to be fixed in zsh 4.3.12.

With a\
> ^D
zsh doesn't care of the ^D and wait for something else.