dot/lesskey: Use `-r' instead of `-R'.

This seems to handle some kinds of colourized output better.  In
particular, GNU `diff' gets mangled by `less -R': only the first line in
a coloured group ends up actually being coloured.  On the other hand,
`less -r' copes with this properly, maybe because it's actually looking
at the control codes rather than feeding them through without thinking
and then accidentally clobbering their effects.

I don't know why my `less' settings have used `-R', but they have for as
long as I've maintained my profile in Git.  Oh, well.

diff --git a/dot/lesskey b/dot/lesskey
index 3c962306af4770d6a07bb7273932d20314e434cb..42ef238588932c03335dc8f88e2c64aeb6a43635 100644 (file)
--- a/dot/lesskey
+++ b/dot/lesskey
@@ -9,5 +9,5 @@
 #line-edit
 
 #env
 #line-edit
 
 #env

-LESS = -iqgRh1j.3FSX
+LESS = -iqgrh1j.3FSX

 LESSOPEN = |lesspipe.sh %s
 LESSOPEN = |lesspipe.sh %s