kattouf

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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Got it, no need to sorry, this is a still cool example :thumbs-up:
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Thanks for noticing!
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Nice! I would replace `ttysize w` with `tput cols` for use on macOS, and it works. However, for some reason, it erases too many lines when I tested it. Maybe something is going wrong with the "n" calculation. For test I used `ping
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Yes, you’re right! But it was so difficult for me to come up with a fitting name that accurately reflects what it does (the classic computer science problem).
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   :thumbs-up:
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Thank you for sharing, it really does a good job (real progress tracking) that my solution doesn't cover, maybe it will be more suitable for someone. I'll try to use it myself too :thumbs-up:
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Thank you, I didn’t know about this tool, I’ll take it into service :thumbs-up:
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   by kattouf 2y ago

   Sorry if this is misleading: percentages are part of the standard log of the piped command (Swift compiler), you can see in the example on GitHub that without the utility, percentages are also present > does it just display the elapsed t
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   Show HN: ProgressLine – Track commands progress in a compact one-line format(github.com)

   31 points by kattouf 2y ago|16 comments