polegone

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   by polegone 11y ago

   No problem.
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   by polegone 11y ago

   I linked it in the readme so all those people visiting my project will see yours. I can't help much myself (you are way ahead of me), but more people should visit your project now.
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   by polegone 11y ago

   I tested it by on a several megabyte text file (not that large) and I can see a huge improvement in speed when I use a reader vs. loading the whole thing into memory as I did at first. I can see now how much of a difference it can make on a
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   by polegone 11y ago

   I am a novice, and that is one of the reasons why I started this project (to learn).
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   by polegone 11y ago

   I must say that yours is much more complete than mine, though.
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   by polegone 11y ago

   I'm working on that as well. I just fixed cat to crash and log on error, and I'll be fixing the other commands soon. By the way, I'm wondering how I should go through the file line by line with a reader. I think the most effi
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   by polegone 11y ago

   Thank you. I will look into this.
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   by polegone 11y ago

   I'm just doing this for fun and to learn about Go and Unix at the same time. I am a beginner, and a lot of my code is inefficient and/or incomplete, but by putting it on the Internet I can get criticism and find out where I went w
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   Gonix – Unix tools written in Go(github.com)

   148 points by polegone 11y ago|82 comments