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I think I agree with you for most of them. However I'm not sure how to pull off 'turn'. And if you don't know bash extremely well I'm sure there's a readabilit
by escherize 11y ago
I think I agree with you for most of them. However I'm not sure how to pull off 'turn'. And if you don't know bash extremely well I'm sure there's a readability win here.
Not sure if it's enough to get node installed everywhere I go, though.
- jamescun 11y agoI agree. I could see this being, for lack of a better phrase, a gateway drug for some to the full power of the *NIX userland.
- rmsaksida 11y agoMost of these could be written as bash aliases, so not really a great win for node...
- dexen 11y agosc [1], the venerable text mode spreadsheet, has `pt' (transpose) command. And yes, it's a visual program, in that you operate on grid of cells. [1] http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10699 http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10699
- easytiger 11y agowhat is 'turn' ; their docs site is broken
- HelloNurse 11y ago'turn' is a fun way to get an out of memory error on a large input. Looking at the source, there are no options to limit line length or buffering amount. A naive implementation of an amateurish idea, like all the other commands, but with a greater potential for suffering.
- james2vegas 11y agors(1)'s transpose