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Post #AyOiAHJne0oteS9VQ0 by [email protected] |
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Type this `tr ':' '\n' <<<"$PATH"` instead o… |
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Post #AyOkVFtMLJmDDVuogy by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft if you use zsh: print -l $path |
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Post #AyOl1WeJZhhYSJGYYC by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft Maybe create an alias forπ |
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Post #AyOlMmnmiMPQdLpjIO by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft FWIW, the "<<<" notation isn't POSIX, so it fa… |
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Post #AyOmRmdSrQO7WGx8vg by [email protected] |
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@gumnos i am getting rusty as I age π |
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Post #AyOmnJ6JLo6OI2i168 by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft <<< is not for sh, it's a bash/ksh ism. Just use echo. |
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Post #AyOqsEQiXmnj4HrETQ by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft tr ':' '\n' <<<"$PATH" | sortfor u… |
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Post #AyOsCqzD0BnGOVO6LY by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft Alternative for zsh:print -l ${(s.:.)PATH} |
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Post #AyOzgpzXxnubfzn4Ea by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft I am so old-fashioned:echo ${PATH} | tr ':' '\n' | le… |
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Post #AyPC0IjwV83hn1XU9o by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft fish: printf '%s\n' $PATH |
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Post #AyRkjh18s1mCsEJtEu by [email protected] |
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@nixCraft but I don't see any rust usage in that command... |
