Module: Naksh::CommandSets::Unix
- Defined in:
- lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb
Overview
only what is written in the UNIX specification
Class Method Summary collapse
- .cd(new_working_dir = Naksh::user_home_directory, options = nil) ⇒ Object
- .echo(str) ⇒ Object
- .hash(args = []) ⇒ Object
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.ls(args = []) ⇒ Object
responds to -a,-A accepts only strings.
- .mkdir(new_directories, options = []) ⇒ Object
- .mv(file_to_be_moved, destination, options = nil) ⇒ Object
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.pwd(options = false) ⇒ Object
finished.
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.sort(args = []) ⇒ Object
is it better to do octal excapes or literal characters? Nautilus (Gnome File Browser) uses different order.
- .sort(args = []) ⇒ Object
- .type(args = []) ⇒ Object
Class Method Details
.cd(new_working_dir = Naksh::user_home_directory, options = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 70 def Unix.cd(new_working_dir=Naksh::user_home_directory,=nil) new_working_dir=Pathname.new(new_working_dir) if nyp :options,__LINE__ else Windows::Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(new_working_dir.to_s) if $OS.contains('Windows') #neither system('cd') nor Dir.chdir changes WinXP pwd outside this program Dir.chdir(new_working_dir.to_s) return Naksh::NO_RETURN end end |
.echo(str) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 89 def Unix.echo(str) raise RuntimeError,"Unix.ls received nonstring #{working_dir.inspect}" unless working_dir.kind_of? String str end |
.hash(args = []) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 23 def Unix.hash(args=[]) raise NotImplementedError end |
.ls(args = []) ⇒ Object
responds to -a,-A accepts only strings
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 49 def Unix.ls(args=[]) #not ArgumentError because parameters are passed internally, external input is always a string raise RuntimeError,"Unix.ls received nonstring #{working_dir.inspect}" unless working_dir.kind_of? String working_dir=Pathname.new(working_dir) unless working_dir.exist? Naksh::Output.err.puts "ls: #{working_dir}: No such file or directory" return Naksh::STOP_VALUE end return working_dir.to_s unless working_dir.directory? if not .empty? return Unix.sort(working_dir.children.join("\n")) if .keys==[:A] return Unix.sort(working_dir.entries.join("\n")) if .keys==[:a] nyp :options,__LINE__ else res=[] working_dir.entries.each do |entry| res<< entry unless /\A\./.match(entry) end return Unix.sort(res.join("\n")) end end |
.mkdir(new_directories, options = []) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 93 def Unix.mkdir(new_directories,=[]) new_directories.each do |new_directory_location| if .has_key?(:p) Dir.mkpath(new_directory_location) else begin Dir.mkdir(new_directory_location) rescue Naksh::Output::err.puts("mkdir: cannot create directory `#{new_directory_location}': parent directory do not exist") return Naksh::STOP_VALUE end end end Naksh::NO_RETURN end |
.mv(file_to_be_moved, destination, options = nil) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 108 def Unix.mv(file_to_be_moved,destination,=nil) if nyp :options,__LINE__ elsif not File.exists?(file_to_be_moved) nyp :error,__LINE__ else file_to_be_moved=Pathname.new(file_to_be_moved) destination=Pathname.new(destination) if destination.exists? and destination.directory? if file_to_be_moved.dirname==destination.dirname File.rename(file_to_be_moved.basename,destination.basename) else File.move(file_to_be_moved,destination) end else File.move(file_to_be_moved,destination.dirname) File.rename(destination.dirname+file_to_be_moved.basename,destination.basename) end end Naksh::NO_RETURN end |
.pwd(options = false) ⇒ Object
finished
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 82 def Unix.pwd(=false) if Naksh::Output::err.puts('naksh: pwd accepts no arguments') return Naksh::STOP_VALUE end Dir::pwd end |
.sort(args = []) ⇒ Object
is it better to do octal excapes or literal characters? Nautilus (Gnome File Browser) uses different order
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 31 def Unix.sort(args=[]) unless .empty? or .keys==[:r] nyp :option,__LINE__ end begin args.to_str rescue raise RuntimeError,"Unix.sort received nonstring #{args.inspect}" end #shy hyphen is before hard hyphen (doesn't show, but it's there) #there's a lot of obscure characters here which no one will ever use, but I'm trying to understand the ordering system, so I won't need a list of every character' result = sort_ordered_objects(args.split("\n"),((%w[´ ` ^ ¨ ~ ÷ < = > ¬ ¦ ° µ]<<' ').merge!(%w< _ ¯ - , ; : ! ¡ ? ¿ . · ¸ ' " « » ( ) [ >)<<']').merge!(%w[{ } § ¶ © ® @ ¤ ¢ $ £ ¥ * & # % + ± ♵ ♳ ♿ ♻ ⚁ Ⓐ ⚀ ♼ ⚓ ⒈ ⒜ ⚃ ⚗ ⑴ ♺ ♹ ⚄ ♾ ⚅ ⚖ ♴ ⚕ ⁋ ♽ ⁉ ⚂ ① ⚒ ⁇ ⚘ ⚔ ⁈ ¼ ½ ¾ 0 1 ¹ 2 ² 3 ³ 4 5 6 7 8 9 Á À Â Å Ä Ã a A ª æ Æ b B c C d D e E f F g G h H i I j J k K l L m M n N o O º p P q Q r R s S ß t T u U v V w W x X y Y z Z]),:end).join("\n") result.reverse! if .has_key? :r result end |
.sort(args = []) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/gnu.rb', line 23 def Unix.sort(args=[]) a=Naksh.argument_parser(args,1..1/0,:b=>:ignore_leading_blanks,:d=>:dictionary_order,:f=>:ignore_case,:g=>:general_numeric_sort,:i=>:ignore_nonprinting,:M=>:month_sort,:n=>:numeric_sort,:r=>:reverse,:C=>:check,:k=>:key,:m=>:merge,:o=>:output,:s=>:stable,:S=>:buffer_size,:t=>:field_separator,:T=>:temporary_directory,:u=>:unique,:a=>:zero_terminated) p a raise NotImplementedError end |
.type(args = []) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/naksh/commands/unix.rb', line 26 def Unix.type(args=[]) raise NotImplementedError end |