Plan9 rc scripts
Charon:
A script to launch the charon web browser. Uses the script
charon to start inferno with only charon
running.
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catn:
Like cat -n on unix, prints linenumbers before each line.
Useful in acme to display line numbers. Use the third button
on :, to select all lines and then the second button on | catn
to display linenumbers.
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chgrpr:
Recursive changegroup command-this will go down a directory tree and change the group or user to the specified name using du.
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chgrpr:
another way to do chgrpr.
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chmodr:
Recursive change mode command-this will go down a directory tree and change the permissions of all files
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chmod:
another way to do chmodr.
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cpr:
recursive copy-a very simple one line program. this uses tar to gather up a tree and moves it to a specified location. Just like dircp but sets the mode and modify time to that of the original files.
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sfind:
very simple version of the unix find command using du
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find:
rog@vitanouva.com's find.
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find:
Another version of find.
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findgrep:
find files which contain a regexp.
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head:
A simple version of the unix head command, to print the first n
lines of a file (default 10 lines) Uses sed.
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ireply:
Note: in the 4th Ed. the "Q" option in acme replaces this
fuctionality.
allows you to look at a message while replying to it if using acme mail. acme normally does not let you view the message while replying-this allows you to do that.
to use: 1. select text to reply to with button 1
(or use button 3 on :, to select all )
type ireply in message bar and run w/ button 2
select reply in message bar and run with button 2
use the button 1,3 chord to paste text into reply
remove Include: line from message and type your reply
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kbind:
An example of using bind to add your own modified files
into the kernel source before building it. Allows you you
build a modifed kernel without messing w/ the files in /sys/src.
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lsr:
like ls -R using du.
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reboot:
A simple reboot script
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rmdir:
like rm -rf uses du.
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rmdir:
another rmdir
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Russ Cox's page:
This page has many more useful shell scripts for plan9.
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Last Modified: Jun 12 2002
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