Antisunny / FreqUsedCustomCmds

freq uesd custom commands in linux/unix

FreqUsedCustomCmds

freq used custom commands in linux/unix

##ls-custom.sh

• import content of the file into .bashrc or .bash_profile with

if [-f ~/Bin/ls-custom.sh ];then
	. ~/Bin/ls-custom.sh
fi
# This works with any OS with bash

• lz will get stuck in some dir, reasons may be,
• the dir contains too many files
• the dir contains huges files in size

colors-8.sh

• contains only 8 colors: black(0), red(1), green(2), yellow(3), blue(4), fuchsia(5), ultramarine(6), white(7)
• basic style: bold(01), underline(04), dim(02), reverse(07), blink(05)
• b_* for bold, d_* for dim, i_* for blink, v_* for reverse
• underline is not added as a group due to its infrequentness
• The color motif is \033[<0?[0124578];><[34][012345679]>m
• the part before ; is for basic style setting with leading zero
• the part before m and after ; is for color * background color is given with a leading 4 * foreground color is given with a leading 3
• The variables can be nested to function both styles, $bold$red equals to $b_red
• $endc should be used whenever you want to end the style rendering

colors-256.sh

• The 38 and 48 are reserved for Terminal supporting 256-color
• only the 05; works with all colors display in Terminal
• You can see the resultant effect with code below:

n=0
for num in `seq 000 255`;do
	if [ $(( $(($n + 1)) % 16 )) -eq 0 ];then
		echo -e "\033[38;05;${num}mTest\033[00m"
	else
		echo -en "\033[38;05;${num}mTest\033[00m"
	fi
	n=$(($n + 1))
done
# foreground

n=0; for num in `seq 000 255`;do if [ $(( $(($n + 1)) % 16 )) -eq 0 ];then echo -e "\033[48;05;${num}mTest\033[00m"; else echo -en "\033[48;05;${num}mTest\033[00m"; fi; n=$(($n + 1)); done
#background