ok juanfra@
The tabs utility displays a series of characters that clear the hardware
terminal tab settings then initialises tab stops at specified positions,
and optionally adjusts the margin.
It is a port of the tabs utility from DragonFly BSD.
files.
ok juanfra@
The cpdup utility makes an exact mirror copy of the source in the
destination, creating and deleting files and directories as necessary.
UTimes, hardlinks, softlinks, devices, permissions, and flags are
mirrored. By default, cpdup asks for confirmation if any file or
directory needs to be removed from the destination and does not copy
files which it believes to have already been synchronized (by observing
that the source and destination files' sizes and mtimes match). cpdup
does not cross mount points in either the source or the destination. As
a safety measure, cpdup refuses to replace a destination directory with
a file.
It is a port of the cpdup utility from DragonFly BSD.
files.
ok kn@
The truncate utility adjusts the length of each regular file given on
the command-line.
It is a port of the truncate utility from DragonFly BSD.
changes (CPUSTATES/etc). Last part.
- some of these might be in code that's not actually built or rarely
used but it's not worth the hassle evaluating that, i'm just bumping &
moving on.
- as mentioned before, there might still be runtime problems relating
to the addition or renumbering.
- don't try to lookup a nonexistent string in an array to provide a text version
of intr/idle
- fix muddled-up cpu time types due to reordering
- stack 'spin' time ont the cpu display (in cyan)
OK (and teaks from) sthen@. Thanks.
pkg/DESCR:
---8<---
File::Rename is a Perl extension that accepts a list of files, passes
them through a subroutine, and renames them according to the output
of that function.
rename(1) is a command-line tool using this extension, allowing batch
changes like these to be made:
- strip the .bak extension of any *.bak files
rename 's/\e.bak$//' *.bak
- translate uppercase names to lower
rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' *
--->8---
py-setup runs it but (of course) it hides everything so you only discover
later that it got gawk from the file system.
Fortunately, just module=gnu is enough to get config.site thru with
tools poisoning
