mchav / with Goto Github PK

Hello,
This tool seems awesome but I can't install it on zsh. Can you help me with that?

Currently ^D will send the current line if it's not-empty, but when used on an empty line it prints the prompt right after the current.

^C seems to always quit the with prompt rather than starting a new prompt line.

I'm not sure if this is desired/intended behavior, but in my experience most/all interactive shells seem to respond this way.

For example:

git> +add
git add> -
git>

On my Debian 8.6, with would not work on any program, giving the error: Program is not installed message. This happened on both bash and fish shells.

It seems that you missed a "$@" in the last line, and parameters are not passed to your script.

I changed the last line from main to main "$@" and things started working again. I am not sure if there are side-effects, as a result I posted this as an issue so more people could help.

with with ls i don't see the coloured folders. it'd be nice to somehow retain the colouring.

Hi, on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS when I try to use with I obtain the following syntax error:
with: 12: with: Syntax error: "(" unexpected (expecting "fi")
If I try to replace #!/usr/bin/env sh with #!/usr/bin/env bash all the troubles go away.
I think I obtain that error because on Ubuntu sh is a link to dash shell.

Example:

▶ with grep
grep> +foo *
grep foo LICENSE.txt README.md with>

@joaquin-v has a PR for this. I think this warrants some discussion though.

Readme says states that ':q' or ':exit:' will exit

Entering git> :exit: command gives error but git> :exit works?

Bash works fine, using sh does not.

/usr/bin/with: 12: /usr/bin/with: Syntax error: "(" unexpected (expecting "fi")

As mentioned in #15

Run shell check with environment set to sh for specifics on what needs to go.

Running with gives

sed: illegal option -- r
usage: sed script [-Ealn] [-i extension] [file ...]
       sed [-Ealn] [-i extension] [-e script] ... [-f script_file] ... [file ...]

The -h/--help flag is broken:

$ with -h
/usr/bin/with: line 46: print_help: command not found
error: "-h" is not a valid executable

Looking at the source, I believe that line 46 should be calling print_usage and/or print_options, not print_help (which doesn't exist).

Please use https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck on this script. It points some nasty things like:

In with line 35:
          ${prefix[@]} ;;
          ^-- SC2068: Double quote array expansions to avoid re-splitting elements.
          ^-- SC2039: In POSIX sh, array references are undefined.

It's just the single warning, full list have more than 10 of them.

Using appveyor and/or travis.

I downloaded the script, run it on my Ubuntu 16.04 laptop and get

$ with ls
/home/ulysses/bin/with: 12: /home/ulysses/bin/with: Syntax error: "(" unexpected (expecting "fi")

> : echo 1 | cat
1 | cat
> : echo 1 && echo 2
1 && echo 2

Expected output:

> : echo 1 | cat
1
> : echo 1 && echo 2
1
2

When use with programs with slashes in their parameters. Something like with curl 'https://google.com'

Been trying to do this for a while to no avail.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4726695/bash-and-readline-tab-completion-in-a-user-input-loop

Bash has different absolute paths for things like tmp and completion. Fixing this would entail finding out if we are in linux bash or windows bash...now sure how this is possible for now.

Pretty straight forward.
javac> Utility.java

Should go into main history as:
javac Utility.java