These are independant bash aliases and function that can
be included into the interactive bash shell in any order.
However, if there is is a dependancy, the shell will
read files in numerical, then alphabetic order (e.g., name
earlier files 00-file.sh -- 99-file.sh).
- ls - Figure out if we're running GNU ls, Mac ls, or SysV ls. Then, set colors along with a bunch of aliases. Readable numbers are used, like "337K" instead of "344822", for the file sizes. Figures out GNU versus BSD coloring options. These additional aliases are:
ls- plain ls, just with color.d- think "dir", shows directory listing with mods, date, size. Basically, nicer ls -l .l- narrow ls with sizes.ll- narrow ls with all files, dotfiles, and sizes.l.- narrow ls with sizes, but only showing dotfiles. Only on bash.
- other-programs.sh - random other aliases and functions.
- panhtml - pandoc with easy extra filters, great for quick docs
that get included in other HTML files. This replaces
"→ "<ol style="..." >→<ol> - enscript - makes a really fancy set of settings, great for code printing.
- more...
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arch-cygwin - cygwin specific munges. This is a no-op on non-Cygwin. No longer works very well.
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mail - functions for quickly mailing stuff. This function needs updating for the modern mail age of mime and other mailers. Modern mailers cannot read uuencoding.
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