/yolanda +tickets); do ...;
done
nfuit_is_linked if nfuit_is_linked user/$u +tickets ticket/123; then
...; fi
nfuit_lock nfuit_lock user/bob/properties
nfuit_unlock nfuit_unlock user/bob/properties
I've done most of this (in zsh). Then build the rest on top of this and
utils like grep, find, munpack, etc.
Paul.
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On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 01:41:47PM -0400, Lee Fallat wrote:
> Well I'm not sure how to put everything into one patch file, but here they
> are.
Generate a unified diff instead (diff -u), then you can just cat them
together.
Paul.
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asionally I want to see it, and then
the short tag names keep it from being too wide.
I've also patched dwm so that a window named "+CHAR" (e.g., "+g") is
assigned tag CHAR, which lets me do things like this:
$ urxvtc -name +f ...(something that "f" is a good mnemonic for)... &
(Yeah, I like st but I'm not ready to switch yet.)
Paul.
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open(2). Then you just set LD_PRELOAD in the environment of the
scripts and Bob's your uncle.
Don't shoot me, I have no idea whether that's a good idea or not!
Paul.
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