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If the prompt variable was set to a value that is not a string, memory that has been freed would be used when displaying the command prompt. This could lead to strange prompts and possible access violations, although it may appear to work OK if the freed memory has not been modified. This issue is fixed. Some useless duplications of strings when defining variables are also removed.
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If the prompt variable was set to a value that is not a string, memory that has been freed would be used when displaying the command prompt. This could lead to strange prompts and possible access violations, although it may appear to work OK if the freed memory has not been modified. This issue is fixed. Some useless duplications of strings when defining variables are also removed.
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Holger Vogt
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