Bugs in less-354

This is a list of the known bugs in less-354.

#101
Using the -s flag can put "~" lines before the beginning of the file.
#104
Using the -s flag on a file with trailing blank lines, type the "G" command. The prompt may say "99%" instead of "100%".
#130
Command "F" doesn't work if the file shrinks in size.
#138
On Solaris, searching for "a[1,2]" matches "a4".
#152
On a Solaris cmdtool, slow pipes get stalled and never show any data.
#174
Cannot search for a string which follows a null byte ('\0').
#185
On some terminals, arrow keys don't work when you set -X.
#192
In certain cases, when built with a non-POSIX regular expression library, if search highlighting is enabled and a search pattern begins with a ^, more text than the matching string may be highlighted.
#193
On some systems which use setlocale() and the LC_* environment variables, less treats some binary files as ordinary, non-binary files. You can workaround this problem by setting the environment variable LESSCHARSET to "ascii" (or whatever character set is appropriate).
#200
On Windows NT, if the screen buffer is larger than the displayed window size, lines can "leak" into the offscreen part of the buffer. (If any Windows expert can help me with this one, I'd appreciate it.)
#201
The DOS version compiled under DJGPP cannot open long (non-DOS) filenames when run on Windows-NT.
#203
The Windows version compiled under Microsoft Visual C++ sometimes highlights incorrectly when a highlighted line is longer than the screen width. (If any Windows expert can help me with this one, I'd appreciate it.)
#211
You cannot open a file that starts or ends with a double quote.
#226
There is a race condition when less is in a pipeline and a signal is sent to all processes in the pipeline. In this case, less and another process may try to change terminal attributes at the same time.

Feature enhancement requests

This is a list of enhancement requests.

#102
Allow -o to work on non-pipe input (ordinary files).
#112
If the cursor is not at the bottom of the screen, begin display at the current cursor position; don't move to bottom line before displaying the first screen.
#162
Make compliant with POSIX specification for "more".
#184
Add a "bookmark" capability; that is, allow file marks to be saved on exit and restored at the next invocation of less on the same file.
#212
less -N with output redirected to a file or pipe should still output line numbers.
#220
Support multiple fixed tab stop positions.
#221
Distribute a sample LESSOPEN filter. Distribute a LESSOPEN filter that does C syntax highlighting.
#223
Add a command that does dynamic grep-like filtering of the input file.
#224
Make control-L in the input file act like a page break.