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vps_-_plan9front_-_fn_reply_and_prompt [2022/06/26 16:43] – [reply with selected text] hc9vps_-_plan9front_-_fn_reply_and_prompt [2022/07/19 19:47] – hc9
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 ====== function, reply and prompt ====== ====== function, reply and prompt ======
  
-|x| :!: THIS IS A DRAFT| 
 |x| Tutorial [ ] Guide [x]| |x| Tutorial [ ] Guide [x]|
  
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 |**3.**|//Tree enumerator (simple "find") useful for many purposes//| |**3.**|//Tree enumerator (simple "find") useful for many purposes//|
 |//a.//|''fn f { du -a $* <nowiki>|</nowiki> sed 's/^.*// ((This whitespace is a tab.))//<nowiki>//</nowiki>g' }'' ⇐ that whitespace is a tab| |//a.//|''fn f { du -a $* <nowiki>|</nowiki> sed 's/^.*// ((This whitespace is a tab.))//<nowiki>//</nowiki>g' }'' ⇐ that whitespace is a tab|
 +|**4.**| [[vps_-_plan9front_-_acme_sam_abaco_mothra_and_man#acme|acme]] |
 +|//a.//|''fn acme { /bin/acme -b -c 1 $* }''|
  
 **Example #1:** **Example #1:**
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 ===== reply with selected text ===== ===== reply with selected text =====
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 +|x|''|ireply'' is mentioned as an rc example, while an ''acme'' **Reply** is available.|
  
 === ireply: === === ireply: ===
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 |1.|select text to include in reply with button 1| |1.|select text to include in reply with button 1|
-|2.|type **''|ireply''** in message tag and run with button 2|+|2.|//type((Prepend ''ireply'' with the pipe (''|'').))// **''|ireply''** in message tag and run with button 2|
 |3.|run **''reply''** in message tag with button 2| |3.|run **''reply''** in message tag with button 2|
 |4.|use the button 1,3 chord to paste text into reply| |4.|use the button 1,3 chord to paste text into reply|
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 |**2.**|//If you make frequent use of cpu's -''h'' and ''-u'' arguments, this variant keeps track of the host you are connected to, and as which user://| |**2.**|//If you make frequent use of cpu's -''h'' and ''-u'' arguments, this variant keeps track of the host you are connected to, and as which user://|
 |//a.//|''<nowiki>prompt = (`{cat /dev/user}^@^`{cat /dev/sysname}^'% '  ' ')</nowiki>''| |//a.//|''<nowiki>prompt = (`{cat /dev/user}^@^`{cat /dev/sysname}^'% '  ' ')</nowiki>''|
-|//b.//|''<nowiki>fn `{echo $prompt(1) | tr -d ' '} { $* }</nowiki>''|+|//a.//|''<nowiki>fn `{echo $prompt(1) | tr -d ' '} { $* }</nowiki>''| 
 +|**3.**|A Plan 9 Boot Camp user contributed prompt.| 
 +|//a.//|''<nowiki>prompt=('['^`{pwd}^'] '^$sysname^'% ' ' ')</nowiki>''| 
 +|//b.//|''<nowiki>fn cd {builtin cd $* && prompt=('['^`{pwd}^'] '^$sysname^'% ' ' ')}</nowiki>''|
  
 **Example #1:** **Example #1:**