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Found it. Yes, I was sourcing the scripts, but I had aliases that were causing problems with the scripts. Once I moved the line in ~/.bashrc above where I set my aliases, things worked correctly.

It would be good if future versions of the scripts used the "command" syntax to avoid conflicts with aliases. For example:

% command ls -l

instead of just:

% ls -l

Found it. Yes, I was sourcing the scripts, but I had aliases that were causing problems with the scripts. Once I moved the line in ~/.bashrc above where I set my aliases, things worked correctly.

It would be good if future versions of the scripts used the "command" syntax to avoid conflicts with aliases. For example:

% command ls -l
-l

% ls -l
-l