oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/0040755000175000017500000000000007765211451014254 5ustar mohuramohuraoneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/doc/0040755000175000017500000000000007764574474015041 5ustar mohuramohuraoneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/doc/readme.sdoc0100644000175000017500000001123007764574474017142 0ustar mohuramohura Oneliner README Kiyoka Nishiyama http://oneliner-elisp.sourceforge.net/ $Date: 2002/02/12 15:15:35 $
What is Oneliner
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Installation Installation of software and documents
  • ./configure を実行します。 環境による違いに対応するためには 以下のスイッチ等を使ってください。 また、Meadowユーザーの方は README.Meadow を参照してください。
    • --prefix=path_to_install_DIR
    • --with-emacs=yes
    • --with-xemacs=yes
    • --with-lispdir=path_to_site-lisp_dir
  • make
  • make install
  • .emacs に以下の記述を追加します。 (require 'oneliner)
  • シェル環境変数 TMPDIRを設定します。 TMPDIRには Onelinerが使うテンポラリディレクトリを指定します。 以下は、bashでの例です。 export TMPDIR='~/tmp/'
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  • Do "./configure". If you need change parameter for you environment, please use switches as follows. If you are a 'Meadow' user, please read the 'README.Meadow' file, too.
    • --prefix=path_to_install_DIR
    • --with-emacs=yes
    • --with-xemacs=yes
    • --with-lispdir=path_to_site-lisp_dir
  • make
  • make install
  • Please add this code to .emacs (require 'oneliner)
  • Please set the environment variable 'TMPDIR'. Set the temporary directory path to 'TMPDIR'. The one of examples with 'bash' shell is as follows: export TMPDIR='~/tmp/'
Uninstallation of software and documents
  • make uninstall
 Make a tar.gz archive file
  • CVSサーバーから Onelinerのソースツリーを取得します。
  • make setup -f Makefile.in ; make archive
  • Get the Oneliner's source tree from the CVS server.
  • make setup -f Makefile.in ; make archive
Development members
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oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/scripts/0040755000175000017500000000000007764574474015763 5ustar mohuramohuraoneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/scripts/el0100755000175000017500000001256707764574474016321 0ustar mohuramohura#!/usr/bin/perl -w my $ONELINER_VER="0.3.5"; #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict 'vars'; use vars qw($ONELINER_VER); use Getopt::Long; use File::Temp qw(mktemp); use File::Spec::Functions qw(catfile); if( !defined( $ENV{TMPDIR} ) ) { print "Error: Please set environment variable TMPDIR (e.g. export TMPDIR=\"/home/youraccount/temp/\")\n"; exit 1; } if( !defined($ONELINER_VER)) { $ONELINER_VER = "[testing version]"; } # global variables my $id_string = '$Id: el,v 1.1.2.8 2003/11/30 11:51:24 kiyoka Exp $'; my $version_string = 'el ' . $ONELINER_VER . '(revision ' . (split /\s/, $id_string)[2] . ')'; my $oneliner_std_start = $ENV{ONELINER_STD_START}; my $oneliner_std_end = $ENV{ONELINER_STD_END}; my $oneliner_ex_cmd_prefix = $ENV{ONELINER_EX_CMD_PREFIX}; # option variables my %opt = (VERSION => '', HELP => '', ARGS => 0, COMMAND => '', DEBUG => '', FORMAT => undef, INPIPE => undef, OUTPIPE => undef, SERIAL => '', EXECUTE => '', ); GetOptions ('V|version!' => \$opt{VERSION}, 'h|help!' => \$opt{HELP}, 'a|args=i' => \$opt{ARGS}, 'c|command=s' => \$opt{COMMAND}, 'd|debug!' => \$opt{DEBUG}, 'f|format=s' => \$opt{FORMAT}, 'i|inpipe=s' => \$opt{INPIPE}, 'o|outpipe=s' => \$opt{OUTPIPE}, 's|serial!' => \$opt{SERIAL}, 'x|execute!' => \$opt{EXECUTE}, ) or die; # debugging info if ($opt{DEBUG}) { debug ("============ Given Options ============\n"); for my $key (sort keys %opt) { debugf ("%-10s = [%s]\n", lc($key), $opt{$key}); } debug ("=======================================\n"); } # branch for each option if ($opt{VERSION}) { version(); } elsif ($opt{HELP}) { help(); } else { # normal operation my $print = build_print_func (); my $use_stdin = (@ARGV==0); # check count of @ARGV $opt{COMMAND} and unshift @ARGV, $opt{COMMAND}; # @ARGV may change $opt{SERIAL} and undef $/; # read STDIN as a whole $opt{EXECUTE} and print STDERR $oneliner_ex_cmd_prefix, "autoeval\n"; defined $opt{OUTPIPE} and print STDERR $oneliner_ex_cmd_prefix, "outpipe $opt{OUTPIPE}\n"; if (defined $opt{INPIPE}) { my $tmp = mktemp ('el-XXXX') . '.tmp'; my $tmppath = catfile($ENV{TMPDIR},$tmp); my $try = 0; $| = 1; my $exp = qq((oneliner-write-buffer "$opt{INPIPE}" (concat (file-name-as-directory (getenv "TMPDIR")) "$tmp"))); $exp =~ s/\s+/ /g; print STDERR $oneliner_ex_cmd_prefix,"eval $exp\n"; while (++$try <= 10) { select(undef, undef, undef, 0.20); # sleep; last if -f $tmppath; } $opt{DEBUG} and debug ("inpipe trial: $try\n"); open INPIPE, $tmppath or die "can't open $tmppath: $!\n"; $print->($_) while (); close INPIPE; unlink $tmppath; } elsif ($use_stdin) { $print->($_) while (); } else { $print->(); } } exit; ########## subroutines below ########## ## ## show version ## sub version { print $version_string, "\n"; } ## ## show help ## sub help { print $version_string, "\n", <<'END_OF_USAGE'; usage: el [options] [arg ...] -a --args n number of arguments for given function -c --command cmd use cmd as first argument for each line -d --debug display additional info for debugging -f --format fmt use fmt as format string of printf -h --help give this help -i --inpipe buf get input from pipe buffer -o --outpipe buf put output to pipe buffer -s --serial serialize stdin as single stream instead of multi lines -V --version display version number -x --execute put special string for automatic evaluation END_OF_USAGE } ## ## build function for output and return its reference ## sub build_print_func { my $format = $opt{FORMAT}; # format string for printf my $args = $opt{ARGS}; # number of arguments my $prefix = (($opt{EXECUTE} or defined $opt{OUTPIPE}) ? $oneliner_std_start : ''); my $suffix = (($opt{EXECUTE} or defined $opt{OUTPIPE}) ? $oneliner_std_end : ''); my $print_sub = undef; # defined later # these variables will go into closure defined below if (not defined $format) { # if no format given, use print() $print_sub = sub { my $bareword = shift; my @list = ($bareword, map {qq/"$_"/} @_); print "(@list)"; }; } elsif ($format eq '') { # if empty, put input as is $print_sub = sub { print $_ }; } else { if ($args == 0) { # count single "%" for args # use "%%" for escape instead of "\%" while ($format =~ /[^%]*(%+)/g) { ++$args if length ($+) % 2 == 1; } } $print_sub = sub{ my $fmt = eval "qq\000$format\000"; # expand \t, @_ etc. chomp $fmt; # newline will added later if ($opt{DEBUG}) { debug ("format(raw) = [$format]\n"); debug ("format(used) = [$fmt]\n"); debug ("params(used) = [@_]\n"); } printf $fmt, @_; }; } # return subroutine return sub { do { # loop at least once even if no input given local $_ = shift || ''; # force string type chomp; my @list = split; my $len = $args || @list; if ($opt{DEBUG}) { debug ("input: [$_]\n"); debug ("splice: [$len]\n"); } do { print $prefix; $print_sub->( @ARGV, splice (@list, 0, $len) ); print $suffix; print "\n"; # force newline } while (@list); } while (@_); }; } ## ## print debugging info ## sub debugf { my $fmt = shift; printf STDERR '[DEBUG] '.$fmt, @_; } sub debug { print STDERR '[DEBUG] ',@_; } oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/scripts/Makefile.in0100644000175000017500000000165007764574474020027 0ustar mohuramohura### ### Makefile for el command ### ### Author: Kiyoka Nishiyama ### Created: 11,Feb,2002 ### Revised: 11,Feb,2002 srcdir = @srcdir@ VPATH = @srcdir@ prefix=@prefix@ infodir=@infodir@ ################################################################ ## ## EDIT THE FOLLOWINGS by configure scripts ## ################################################################ ## ## DO NOT EDIT THE FOLLOWINGS ## SCRIPT = el TEMP = el.temp CP = @CP@ RM = @RM@ -f MKDIR = @MKDIR@ -p RMDIR = @RMDIR@ CHMOD = @CHMOD@ VER = @ONELINER_VER@ PERL = @PERL5@ ################################################################ all: echo '#!'$(PERL) '-w' > $(TEMP) echo 'my $$ONELINER_VER="'$(VER)'";' >> $(TEMP) cat $(SCRIPT) >> $(TEMP) install: $(TEMP) $(CP) $(TEMP) $(prefix)/bin/$(SCRIPT) $(CHMOD) +x $(prefix)/bin/$(SCRIPT) uninstall: $(RM) $(prefix)/bin/$(SCRIPT) clean: $(RM) $(TEMP) ## ## End of Makefile ## oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/info/0040755000175000017500000000000007764574474015227 5ustar mohuramohuraoneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/info/oneliner.texi0100644000175000017500000010274707764574474017745 0ustar mohuramohura\input texinfo @c -*-texinfo-*- @c このファイルは EUCでセーブされていることを期待しています。(makeinfoで処理するため) @c %**start of header @setfilename oneliner.info @settitle Oneliner(Shell-mode hooks for Oneliners) @c %**end of header @clear jp @clear us @set us @ifset jp @c Oneliner の texinfo @c Copyright (C) 2001-2003 西山清香 @c M-x texinfo-format-buffer で info にしてください。 @end ifset @ifset us @c Texinfo for Oneliner @c Copyright (C) 2001-2003 Kiyoka Nishiyama @c Try "M-x texinfo-format-buffer" or makeinfo to get the Info. @end ifset @set version 0.3.x @set modified 2003/10/15 @titlepage @sp 10 @center @subtitle Shell-mode hooks for Oneliners @ifset jp @title 『Oneliner』 @subtitle // ワンライナ // @author Copyright @copyright{}2001-2003 西山清香 @end ifset @ifset us @title Oneliner @author Copyright @copyright{}2001-2003 Kiyoka Nishiyama @end ifset @end titlepage @ifset jp @dircategory Emacs @direntry * Oneliner-J: (oneliner.jis.info). Shell-mode hooks for Oneliners @end direntry @end ifset @ifset us @dircategory Emacs @direntry * Oneliner: (oneliner.info). Shell-mode hooks for Oneliners @end direntry @end ifset @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Top @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @ifinfo @node Top, Overview, (dir), (dir) @ifset jp @top Oneliner マニュアル @end ifset @ifset us @top Oneliner Manual @end ifset @flushright @ifset jp 西山清香 作成 2001/06/12 更新@value{modified} @end ifset @ifset us Kiyoka Nishiyama Created 2001/06/12 Modified@value{modified} @end ifset @end flushright @ifset jp この Info は Oneliner バージョン@value{version} について解説します。この Info の他に、Oneliner に関する有益な情報は Oneliner の公式ホームページ (http://oneliner-elisp.sourceforge.net/)から得られるかもしれません。 @end ifset @ifset us This Info documents Oneliner version @value{version}. In addition to this Info, you may find useful information about Oneliner from Oneliner's official home page(http://oneliner-elisp.sourceforge.net/) @end ifset @end ifinfo @menu @ifset jp * Overview:: はじめに読んでね * Start:: さぁ始めよう！ * E-Pipe:: e-パイプによるシェルとEmacsの統合 * El-Command:: el コマンドによるシェルとEmacsの統合 * KeyOperation:: キー操作 * Customize:: 自分好みのOnelinerにするには * Example:: 応用・キメ技 * Avail:: 入手方法とメーリングリスト @end ifset @ifset us * Overview:: Overview * Start:: Let's get started * E-Pipe:: Integration with e-pipe * El-Command:: Integration with @samp{el} command * KeyOperation:: Key operation * Customize:: How to customize as you like * Example:: Examples (various oneliner technique) * Avail:: Availability and mailing-list @end ifset @end menu @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Overview @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node Overview, Start, Top, Top @ifset jp @chapter はじめに読んでね @end ifset @ifset us @chapter Overview(Read me first) @end ifset @ifset jp Oneliner とは、Emacs標準 shell-mode へのフック集です。 シェルでワンライナをキメる UNIXユーザーのための便利な拡張を集めました。 @end ifset @ifset us Oneliner is hooks of Emacs standard shell-mode. We gathered nice extension for UNIX shell geeks who loves one line script. @end ifset @ifset jp Oneliner バージョン @value{version} の特長を以下に示します。 @end ifset @ifset us The features of Oneliner @value{version} are as follows: @end ifset @itemize @minus @item @ifset jp 簡単な操作で、Oneliner shell-modeの標準入出力を Emacsのバッファに接続できます。 @end ifset @ifset us You can connect standard input/output to/from Emacs-buffer with easy operation. @end ifset @item @ifset jp Emacsとシェルプロセスのカレントディレクトリを完全かつ自動的に同期します。 @end ifset @ifset us You can synchronize currect directory between oneliner-mode and shell process. @end ifset @item @ifset jp コマンドの完了をbeepで通知します。 @end ifset @ifset us Oneliner gives you notice with beep when command execution was done. @end ifset @item @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner shell*}バッファに出力されたコントロールコードの処理を行ないます。 @end ifset @ifset us Oneliner can handle some control codes. @end ifset @end itemize @ifset jp 対応する Emacsバージョンは以下の通りです。 @end ifset @ifset us You can use these versions of Emacs. @end ifset @itemize @minus @item FSF Emacs 20.7 or later @item XEmacs Emacs 21.1.14 or later @item Meadow 1.14 or later ( You must use it with cygwin ) @end itemize @ifset jp Oneliner には以下のライブラリが必要とします。 @end ifset @ifset us Oneliner needs libraries as follows: @end ifset @itemize @minus @item apel 10.6 or later @end itemize @ifset jp 付属の 'el'スクリプトを使うためには以下のプログラムが必要です。 @end ifset @ifset us If you use the Oneliner's accessories 'el' scripts, You need programs as follows: @end ifset @itemize @minus @item perl5 or later @end itemize @ifset jp 以下のシェルを使うことができます。 @end ifset @ifset us You can use these shell programs. @end ifset @itemize @minus @item bash @item csh @item tcsh @item zsh @end itemize @ifset jp beta リリースである Emacs (たとえば Emacs 21)をサポートすることもあり ますが、正式リリースになって仕様が変わったときは、正式リリースである Emacs の仕様に合わせます。 @end ifset @ifset us Oneliner may support beta versions of Emacs (e.g. Emacs 21) but Oneliner conforms the spec of official release when available. @end ifset @ifset jp このマニュアルで単に Emacs と言った場合には、サポートしているすべての プラットフォームを意味します。 @end ifset @ifset us Throughout this manual, "Emacs" means all supported platforms. @end ifset @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Start @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node Start, E-Pipe, Overview, Top @ifset jp @chapter さぁ始めよう！ @end ifset @ifset us @chapter Let's get started @end ifset @ifset jp Oneliner の起動は @samp{M-x oneliner} です。 Onelinerをインストールしてもオリジナルのshell-mode の挙動は変わりません。 @end ifset @ifset us To start Oneliner, do @samp{M-x oneliner}. If you install the Oneliner, action of original shell-mode is never changed. @end ifset @ifset jp Oneliner を起動した際には、@samp{*Oneliner shell*}バッファと@samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} バッファがオープンします。@samp{*Oneliner pipe*0}バッファ に Onelinerの起動 メッセージが出ればインストール成功です。 @end ifset @ifset us When Oneliner is started, @samp{*Oneliner shell*} buffer and @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} buffer appers. If you see the Oneliner's title message in @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} buffer, installing is success. @end ifset @ifset jp もし Oneliner が起動しない場合は、@file{oneliner.el} がインストールさ れているか、また以下が組織の設定ファイルか自分の .emacs で設定されてい るか確かめて下さい。 @end ifset @ifset us If Oneliner is not started, see whether or not Oneliner is installed and/or whether or not the following configurations are put into a site configuration file or your ".emacs". @end ifset @example (require 'oneliner) @end example @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c E-Pipe @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node E-Pipe, e-pipe, Start, Top @ifset jp @chapter e-パイプによるシェルとEmacsの統合 @end ifset @ifset us @chapter To integrate shell with Emacs. @end ifset @ifset jp Onelinerはe-パイプという機能でシェルとEmacsを統合します。 @end ifset @ifset us You can integrate shell with Emacs with @samp{e-pipe}. @end ifset @menu @ifset jp * e-pipe:: e-パイプとパイプバッファ * syntax:: シンタックス @end ifset @ifset us * e-pipe:: e-pipe and pipe-buffer * syntax:: syntax @end ifset @end menu @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node e-pipe, syntax, E-Pipe, E-Pipe @ifset jp @section e-パイプ @end ifset @ifset us @section e-Pipe @end ifset @ifset jp 通常 UNIXシェルでは、コマンド間の入出力をパイプ@samp{|} 記号で接続できます。 @end ifset @ifset us Almost UNIX shell can connect the command's stdout with the another command's stdin with @samp{|} syntax. @end ifset @ifset jp 一方、Onelinerはパイプ@samp{|} 記号を使って、コマンドの標準出力を Emacsバッファに接続したり、Emacsバッファをコマンドの標準入力に接続したりできます。 これを e-パイプと呼びます。下記の図はイメージ図です。 @end ifset @ifset us On the other hand, Oneliner can connect the command's stdout with the Emacs-buffer, and it can connect the Emacs-buffer with the command's stdin, with @samp{|} syntax. We call the syntax by the name of 'e-pipe'. The image diagram is as follows: @end ifset @example @code{(Emacs Buffer) -> | commands | -> (Emacs Buffer)} @end example @ifset jp @section パイプバッファ @end ifset @ifset us @section PipeBuffer @end ifset @ifset jp Onelinerではパイプバッファを頻繁に使います。 パイプバッファは @samp{|}(e-パイプ)を使って コマンドと接続できます。 以下のような単純な操作で 自動的にパイプバッファが用意されます。 @example @code{commands |} @end example また、パイプバッファは番号を持っており、 複数のパイプバッファから番号で選択することができます。 用語を次のように定義します。 @end ifset @ifset us You will use 'pipe-buffer' frequently on Oneliner. 'pipe-buffer' can be connected command with @samp{|}(e-pipe). 'pipe-buffer' is appeared with simple operation as follows: @example @code{commands |} @end example 'pipe-buffer' has the number. When you append the number, you can select one 'pipe-buffer' from some 'pipe-buffer's. We defined terms as follows: @end ifset @itemize @minus @item @ifset jp バッファ@samp{*Oneliner pipe*N} をパイプバッファと呼びます。( Nは0〜 ) @end ifset @ifset us We call the buffer @samp{*Oneliner pipe*N} by the name of 'pipe-buffer'. ( N is 0 ... ) @end ifset @item @ifset jp バッファ@samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} をデフォルトバイプバッファと呼びます。 @end ifset @ifset us We call the buffer @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} by the name of 'default-pipe-buffer'. @end ifset @end itemize @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node syntax, El-Command, e-pipe, E-Pipe @ifset jp @subsection e-パイプのシンタックス @end ifset @ifset us @subsection syntax of 'e-pipe' @end ifset @ifset jp @subsubsection e-パイプシンタックスについて解説します。[]内は省略可能です。 @end ifset @ifset us @section This is an explanation of 'e-pipe' syntax. You can omit the syntax in '[]'. @end ifset @example @code{[buf-spec]| commands [+]|[buf-spec][!]} @end example @ifset jp []内のシンタックスについて解説します。 @end ifset @ifset us This is explanations syntax in '[]'. @end ifset @table @samp @item buf-spec @ifset jp @table @samp @item 省略時 デフォルトパイプバッファの指定を意味します。 @item 番号指定時 指定番号のパイプバッファの指定を意味します。 @item @@バッファ名 この形式ではパイプバッファではなく既存のEmacsバッファの指定を意味します。 バッファ名の前後には余分な空白などを入れないように注意してください。 @end table @end ifset @ifset us @table @samp @item When omited. It means the default pipe-buffer. @item When specified a number. It means the numbered pipe-buffer. @item When specified @samp{@@buffer-name} It means a Emacs-buffer( This is not a pipe-buffer ). Do not insert space character at around the buffer name. @end table @end ifset @item + @ifset jp 出力バッファに対しての追記を意味します。 @end ifset @ifset us It means addition to pipe-buffer. @end ifset @item ! @ifset jp 出力後のバッファ全体をS式として評価します。 @end ifset @ifset us It means a request of evaluation of output pipe-buffer. The action starts after output process was done. @end ifset @end table @ifset jp 実際の記述例は以下のようになります。: @end ifset @ifset us Some examples with 'e-pipe' syntax is as follows: @end ifset @example @code{ find ./ -name \*.c | } @code{ | wc } @code{ | sort | } @code{ 1| awk '@{print $1@}' | grep 10 | sort -n |9 } @code{ cat file +| } @code{ cat file +|@@*scratch* } @code{ @@sample.c| wc } @code{ echo "(emacs-version)" |! } @code{ echo "(find-file \"a.c\")" |! } @end example @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c el command @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node El-Command, el-command, syntax, Top @ifset jp @chapter elコマンドによるシェルとEmacsの統合 @end ifset @ifset us @chapter Integration with @samp{el} command @end ifset @ifset jp Onelinerにはelというperlスクリプトが付属しています。よりshellとEmacsを深く統合します。 @end ifset @ifset us Oneliner has a perl script the name of @samp{el}. You can more integrate shell with Emacs with @samp{el} command. @end ifset @menu @ifset jp * el-command:: elコマンドとは？ * el-command-man:: elコマンドマニュアル * try-el-command:: elコマンドを使ってみよう @end ifset @ifset us * el-command:: What is @samp{el} command? * el-command-man:: Manual of @samp{el} command * try-el-command:: Let's try @samp{el} command @end ifset @end menu @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node el-command, el-command-man, El-Command, El-Command @ifset jp @section elコマンドとは？ @end ifset @ifset us @section What is @samp{el} command ? @end ifset @ifset jp elコマンドを使えばOneliner専用のshellコマンドを簡単に作ることができます。 elコマンドはshellバッファからS式をEmacsに送ったり、そのS式の実行を依頼したりできます。 つまり、shellコマンドからEmacsの機能を起動できます。 また、お好みのshellコマンドと Emacsの動作を連係させることができます。 @end ifset @ifset us You can make a tuned shell-command for Oneliner with @samp{el} command. The @samp{el} command can send S-exp to Emacs, and it can make Emacs to evaluate it, too. In other words, You can execute Emacs's function from shell-commands. And you can make Emacs to work in closer cooperation with your favorite shell-commands. @end ifset @ifset jp 例えば、以下のような芸当もできます。(shellバッファで以下のように入力するとEmacsがa.cというファイルを自動的にオープンします。) @end ifset @ifset us For example, You can perform a technique as follows: (If you input the follows, Emacs opens a file ``a.c'' automatically.) @end ifset @example $ find-file a.c @end example @ifset jp さて、それを実現するためにはどうやれば良いのでしょうか？elを利用して次のようなaliasを定義します。 (bash,zshを想定しています。) @end ifset @ifset us How do we implement to do it ? Let's define an alias with @samp{el} as follows: @end ifset @example alias find-file="el -x -f '(display-buffer (find-file-noselect \"%s\"))'" @end example @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node el-command-man, try-el-command, el-command, El-Command @ifset jp @section elコマンドマニュアル @end ifset @ifset us @section Manual of @samp{el} command @end ifset @ifset jp ここでは、elコマンドの詳細を解説します。 ここでの動作例は全てデフォルトパイプバッファに以下のデータが入っているものとします。 @end ifset @ifset us Here is explanation for @samp{el} command. We assume that a default pipe-buffer has data as follows on all examples: @end ifset @example 1 2 3 4 @end example @ifset jp 基本的な動作は、与えられたコマンドライン引数や標準入出力のデータからS式を組み立てて表示するものです。 以下に例を示します。 @end ifset @ifset us The primary actions are building S-exp from command line arguments and stdin. And then, display it. @end ifset @example $ el 1 2 3 4 (1 "2" "3" "4") $ echo 1 2 3 4 | el (1 "2" "3" "4") $ echo 1 2 | el 3 4 (3 "4") $ | el (1 "2") (3 "4") @end example @ifset jp elコマンドは多くのコマンドラインスイッチを持っています。 各スイッチの解説を行ないます。 @end ifset @ifset us @samp{el} command has many command line switches. Here is explanation of switches. @end ifset @table @samp @item -c (--command cmd) @ifset jp @samp{cmd}はElisp関数であると指定します。 コマンドライン引数や標準入力からはのデータは@samp{cmd}の引数とみなします。 -cスイッチだけを指定した場合は標準入力の1行につき1つのS式を出力します。 @end ifset @ifset us @samp{cmd} means a function of Elisp. Command line arguments and data from stdin means arguments of @samp{cmd}. If you specify the only -c switch, @samp{el} output one S-exp by one line of stdin. @end ifset @example $ | el -c elisp-func (elisp-func "1" "2") (elisp-func "3" "4") @end example @item -a (--args n) @ifset jp -cスイッチで指定したElisp関数が取る引数の最大数を指定します。 @end ifset @ifset us Specifies the maximum number of arguments of a Elisp function with @samp{-c} switch. @end ifset @example $ | el -a 1 -c elisp-func (elisp-func "1") (elisp-func "2") (elisp-func "3") (elisp-func "4") @end example @item -f (--format fmt) @ifset jp S式の組み立てにprintfのフォーマット文字列を使う @end ifset Allows you to use format string of printf for making a S-exp. @ifset us @end ifset @example $ | el -f '(elisp-func "%s")' (elisp-func "1") (elisp-func "2") (elisp-func "3") (elisp-func "4") $ | el -f '(elisp-func "%s" "%s")' (elisp-func "1" "2") (elisp-func "3" "4") @end example @item -x (--execute) @ifset jp S式を@samp{*Oneliner auto-eval*}というバッファで評価することをOnelinerにリクエストします。 @end ifset @ifset us Requests to Oneliner to evaluate the S-exp to use @samp{*Oneliner auto-eval*} buffer. @end ifset @item -i (--inpipe buf) @ifset jp 入力先のパイプバッファ番号またはバッファ名を指定します。 @end ifset @ifset us Gets input from pipe-buffer. You can specify a number of pipe-buffer, too. @end ifset @item -o (--outpipe buf) @ifset jp 出力先のパイプバッファ番号またはバッファ名を指定します。 @end ifset @ifset us Puts output to pipe-buffer. You can specify a number of pipe-buffer, too. @end ifset @item -s (--serial) @ifset jp 標準入力からの複数行を1行にシリアライズします。 @end ifset @ifset us Makes @samp{el} to serialize multiple lines to one line. @end ifset @example $ | el -s -c elisp-func (elisp-func "1" "2" "3" "4") $ | el -s -a 3 -c elisp-func (elisp-func "1" "2" "3") (elisp-func "4") @end example @item -h (--help) @ifset jp ヘルプの表示を行ないます。 @end ifset @ifset us Display help message. @end ifset @item -V (--version) @ifset jp バージョン番号の表示を行ないます。 @end ifset Display version identifiers. @ifset us @end ifset @item -d (--debug) @ifset jp デバッグ情報の出力機能を有効にします。 @end ifset @ifset us Enable debugging state. @end ifset @end table @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node try-el-command, KeyOperation, el-command-man, El-Command @ifset jp @section elコマンドを使ってみよう @end ifset @ifset us @section Let's try @samp{el} command @end ifset @ifset jp @subsubsection 便利なaliasの紹介 @end ifset @ifset us @subsubsection Useful aliases @end ifset @table @code @item alias find-file="el -x -f '(display-buffer (find-file-noselect \"%s\"))'" @ifset jp 指定ファイルをEmacsにオープンさせます。以下のようなことができます。 @end ifset @ifset us Make Emacs to open files as follows: @end ifset @example @code{ find-file file.c } @code{ find ./ -name \*.c | find-file } @end example @item find-dired="el -x -f '(find-dired \"%s\" \"-name %s\")'" @ifset jp Emacsのfind-diredを指定パラメータで起動します。 @end ifset @ifset us Start a Emacs's function @samp{find-dired} with parameters which you specify. @end ifset @example @code{ find-dired ./ \*.c } @end example @item alias dired='el -x -a 1 -c dired' @ifset jp 指定パスでdiredを起動します。 @end ifset @ifset us Start @samp{dired} with directory path which you specify. @end ifset @example @code{ dired /etc } @end example @item alias ediff-files='el -x -s -a 2 -c ediff-files' @ifset jp 2つのファイル名を指定して、ediff-filesを起動します。 @end ifset @ifset us Start @samp{ediff-files} with two file names which you specify. @end ifset @example @code{ ediff-files a.c b.c } @end example @item alias w3m-find-file='el -x -a 1 -c w3m-find-file' @ifset jp emacs-w3mで指定htmlファイルをオープンします。 @end ifset Start w3m-find-file with a html file with you specify. @ifset us @end ifset @example @code{ w3m-find-file index.html } @end example @item alias cvs-update="el -x -f '(cvs-update \"%s\" nil)'" @ifset jp 指定パスでpcl-cvsのcvs-update関数を起動します。 @end ifset @ifset us Start cvs-update function of pcl-cvs package with directory path which you specify. @end ifset @example @code{ cvs-update . } @end example @item alias google="echo nil | el -x -f '(w3m \"http://www.google.co.jp/\" %s)'" @ifset jp emacs-w3mでgoogleのトップページを開きます。 @end ifset @ifset us Open the top page of google with emacs-w3m. @end ifset @example @code{ google } @end example @end table @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c KeyOperation @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node KeyOperation, Customize, try-el-command, Top @ifset jp @chapter キー操作 @end ifset @ifset us @chapter Key Operation @end ifset @ifset jp Onelinerで定義されているキーバインドの解説をします。 @end ifset @ifset us These are Oneliner's key bindings. @end ifset @table @kbd @item C-c C-s @ifset jp shellと@samp{*Oneliner shell*}バッファのカレントディレクトリを強制的に同期させます。 カスタマイズ変数の @samp{oneliner-sync-default-directory-after-prompt} を non-nil にするとこのキー操作は不要になります。(詳細は 「自分好みのOnelinerにするには」を参照のこと) @end ifset @ifset us Force synchronize the current directory of buffer @samp{*Oneliner shell*} with the shell's current directoy. If you set the customize variable @samp{oneliner-sync-default-directory-after-prompt} to 'non-nil', you do not need to do this operaton. @end ifset @item C-c C-b @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-0 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-1 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*1} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*1} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-2 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*2} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*2} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-3 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*3} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*3} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-4 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*4} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*4} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-5 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*5} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*5} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-6 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*6} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*6} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-7 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*7} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*7} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-8 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*8} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*8} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item C-c C-9 @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*9} バッファをもう一つのウィンドウにポップアップする @end ifset @ifset us Pop up the @samp{*Oneliner pipe*9} buffer on the another window. @end ifset @item M-x oneliner-send-cd @ifset jp カレントバッファのカレントディレクトリ値を @samp{*Oneliner shell*}にセットする。 (内部では実際に shell に cd コマンドを送る) 以下のようなグローバルキーバインドに設定すると便利です。 @code{ (global-set-key "\C-cd" 'oneliner-send-cd) } @end ifset @ifset us Set the current directory value of current buffer to the buffer @samp{*Oneliner shell*}. (Inside of Oneliner: oneliner.el sends 'cd' command to shell process.) Nice global key is follows, as you like: @code{ (global-set-key "\C-cd" 'oneliner-send-cd) } @end ifset @item M-x oneliner-sync-default-directory @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner shell*}バッファの default-directory をカンレトバッファにセット する。 @end ifset @ifset us You can set the @samp{*Oneliner shell*} buffer's default-directory to current buffer. @end ifset @end table @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Customize @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node Customize, Example, KeyOperation, Top @ifset jp @chapter 自分好みのOnelinerにするには @end ifset @ifset us @chapter How to customize as you like @end ifset @ifset jp Onelinerのカスタマイズ項目について解説します。 @end ifset @ifset us These are customizing variables: @end ifset @table @samp @item oneliner-init-hook @ifset jp onelinerの起動時初期化ルーチンへのフック @* (デフォルト:nil) @end ifset @ifset us Hook of Oneliner's initial routine. @* (default:nil) @end ifset @item oneliner-comint-send-hook @ifset jp oneliner-comint-send()用のフック。このフックはoneliner-comint-send()関数の最後で実行される。 (デフォルト:nil) @end ifset @ifset us Hook for oneliner-comint-send(). oneliner-comint-send() runs this hook at last of function.@* (default:nil) @end ifset @item oneliner-keep-temp-file @ifset jp Non-nilでテンポラリファイルを消さずに置いておく動作になる@* (デフォルト:nil) @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means temporary files will not be deleted.@* (default:nil) @end ifset @item oneliner-show-top-of-pipe-buffer @ifset jp Non-nilでパイプバッファ表示時にバッファの先頭に飛ぶ@* (デフォルト:nil) @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means you can see the top of the pipe-buffer when you open one. @* @end ifset @item oneliner-beep @ifset jp Non-nilでコマンドの実行終了時にビープを鳴らす@* (デフォルト:nil) 全てのコマンドの実行終了時にビープが鳴るわけではありません。 @samp{oneliner-beep-time} も参照してください。 @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means beep after command execution. @* (default:nil) See also @samp{oneliner-beep-time}. @end ifset @item oneliner-beep-time @ifset jp oneliner-beepがNon nilの時、コマンド実行に何秒以上かかったらbeepを鳴らすかを指定する@* (デフォルト:3) @end ifset @ifset us Minimum interval in second after which @samp{oneliner-beep} will take effect. @* (default:3) @end ifset @item oneliner-pwd-command-on-shell @ifset jp シェルがカレントディレクトリを返すコマンド@* (デフォルト:" \\pwd") デフォルトで 先頭にスペースを入れている理由は bashのヒストリに残らないようにするためです。 コマンドをエスケープしているのは シェルのエイリアス機能をOFFにするためです。 @end ifset @ifset us shell command name that your shell display current directory path. @* (default:" \\pwd") The first caracter (space) has a reason. I don't want to add the record of 'pwd' command to bash's history. @end ifset @item oneliner-complement-newline-for-input @ifset jp Non-nilで入力パイプバッファの末尾に改行が無ければ補う@* (デフォルト:nil) @code{echo -n abc |} 等を実行すると通常改行が出力されません。これでは、そのバッファを出力に 使う時に改行が無くなり、ソフトウェアによっては、1行として認識されないことがあります。 これを補うためにも Non-nilにすることをお勧めします。 @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means complement newline at the end of input data. @* (default:nil) You should set this variable to 'non-nil'. Because when you execute this code @code{echo -n abc |}, 'pipe-buffer' doesn't have newline. Some program needs newline for input to recognize it as one line. @end ifset @item oneliner-sync-default-directory-after-prompt @ifset jp Non-nilで プロンプトが出る度に@samp{*Oneliner shell*}バッファとシェルのカレントディレクトリを同期する@* (デフォルト:nil) Emacs標準のshell.elでは、 cd コマンドで シンボリックリンクを辿ったり @samp{cd ..} したりした場合、 シェルのカレントディレクトリに@samp{*shell*}バッファが追従するのを失敗することがあります。 Onelinerでは、この機能でカンレントディレクトリの同期に失敗することはありません。 それは、Onelinerがシェルのプロンプトに含まれるカレントディレクトリ文字列を毎回読み込むことで ディレクトリ同期を実現しているからです。 @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means auto synchronization default-directory after prompt @* (default:nil) The original shell.el offen misses to synchronize current directory. We fixed it on oneliner.el to use directory string in shell prompt. @end ifset @item oneliner-indirect-buffer-alist @ifset jp 指定パイプバッファと通常のバッファをindirect機能で写像する @* (デフォルト:nil) パイプバッファの番号と、それを indirectするバッファ名をリストで指定します。 例えば、9番を @samp{*scratch*} にindirectすると、@samp{*Oneliner pipe*9} と @samp{*scratch*} が常に 同じ内容で保たれます。良く使うバッファを写像すると便利です。 @end ifset @ifset us Hold pairs of pipe-buffer number and its base buffer name. @* (default:nil) e.g. If you specify to indirect the number '9' to @samp{*scratch*}, @samp{*Oneliner pipe*9} and @samp{*scratch*} are keeped same anytime. @end ifset @item oneliner-handle-control-codes-flag @ifset jp Non-nilで@samp{*Oneliner shell*}バッファに出力されたコントロールコードを処理する@* (デフォルト:nil) Emacs標準のshell.elでは、ホームフィード等の文字が表示された場合、表示が乱れますが、 Onelinerではこの機能で正しく処理しています。@* これによって wget や apt-get の実行時に表示が乱れることを防ぐことができます。 @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means handle control codes in oneliner-mode buffer. @* (default:nil) You can execute programs such as 'wget' and 'apt-get' without corrupted screen. @end ifset @item oneliner-outpipe-busy-check @ifset jp Non-nilでパイプバッファ出力中は、シェルコマンド実行できなくする。 (デフォルト:nil) @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means block the key input during outpipe busy. @* (default:nil) @end ifset @item oneliner-display-evaled-value-flag @ifset jp Non-nilでパイプバッファの評価後、結果を表示する。@* (デフォルト:nil) @end ifset @ifset us Non-nil means display the evaluated value of pipe-buffer.@* (default:nil) @end ifset @item oneliner-eol-for-write @ifset jp テンポラリファイルの改行コードのタイプ。 タイプは[default,unix,dos,mac]より選択可能。 (デフォルト:nil=default) @end ifset @ifset us EOL-TYPE for writing temporary file. You can select a type from [default,unix,dos,mac]. (default:nil=default) @end ifset @end table @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Example @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node Example, Avail, Customize, Top @ifset jp @chapter 応用・キメ技 @end ifset @ifset us @chapter Examples (various oneliner technique) @end ifset @ifset jp @section コマンドでキメる @end ifset @ifset us @section Make shoot with commands @end ifset @table @code @item dmesg | @ifset jp @samp{*oneliner pipe*0} に dmesg の結果を送って読む @end ifset @ifset us Read the dmesg's result with @samp{*oneliner pipe*0}. @end ifset @item find ./ -name \*.c |1 @ifset jp 検索した cソースファイル名を @samp{*oneliner pipe*1} に送る コマンド実行後 @samp{*oneliner pipe*1} から、いらないファイル名を削除する @end ifset @ifset us Send the result which is list of finded c file names to @samp{*oneliner pipe*1}. And then remove some c file names from @samp{*oneliner pipe*1}. @end ifset @item 1| xargs grep main | @ifset jp @samp{*oneliner pipe*1} にリストされた全ファイルから main という文字列を検索し、結果を @samp{*oneliner pipe*0} に送る。 @end ifset @ifset us Do 'grep' by string 'main' from the list of file names in @samp{*oneliner pipe*1}, and then send the result to @samp{*oneliner pipe*0}. @end ifset @item | grep key | @ifset jp @samp{*Oneliner pipe*0}の結果を key という文字列でさらに絞り込む @end ifset @ifset us And furthermore, Do 'grep' by string 'key' to narrow the result. @end ifset @item seq -f 'get %g' 1 10 +|@@+draft/1 @ifset jp Mewのドラフトバッファに 1番から10番のメールを取り寄るコマンドリストを追記する。 (※ fmlメーリングリストサーバーを想定) @end ifset @ifset us Append the command strings which is to get from 1st to 10th mail archives to Mew's draft-buffer. (notice: It was suppose the mailing-list-server 'fml'.) @end ifset @item @@*Mew message*0| uudecode @ifset jp Mewのメッセージバッファの uuencode された本文をデコードする。(ファイルはカレントディレクトリにセーブされる) @end ifset @ifset us Do 'uuencode' the text in Mew's message buffer.(The result file is saved on current directory.) @end ifset @end table @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Avail @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node Avail, source, Example, Top @ifset jp @chapter 入手方法とメーリングリスト @end ifset @ifset us @chapter Availability and mailing-list @end ifset @ifset jp ここでは、Oneliner の入手方法とメーリングリストについて触れます。 @end ifset @ifset us This chapter describes how to get Oneliner and related mailing-lists. @end ifset @menu @ifset jp * source:: Oneliner の入手方法 * ml:: メーリングリスト @end ifset @ifset us * source:: How to get Oneliner? * ml:: Mailing list @end ifset @end menu @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node source, ml, Avail, Avail @ifset jp @section Oneliner の入手方法 @end ifset @ifset us @section How to get Oneliner? @end ifset @ifset jp Onelinerの最新バージョンは以下のサイトから入手できます。 @end ifset @ifset us The latest Oneliner is available from the following repository. @end ifset @example http://oneliner-elisp.sourceforge.net/ @end example @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @node ml, , source, Avail @ifset jp @section メーリングリスト @end ifset @ifset us @section Mailing list @end ifset @ifset jp Oneliner の質問や議論、開発に関することは @example oneliner-el@@netfort.gr.jp @end example に日本語で投稿できます。oneliner-el ML へ入りたい人は、本文に @example subscribe あなたの名前 @end example と書いたメッセージを @example oneliner-el-ctl@@netfort.gr.jp @end example というメールアドレスに送ってください。(自動登録です) Oneliner の質問は、著者個人宛ではなく、できるだけ oneliner-el ML へお願いします。著 者には受け取ったすべての質問に答えている時間はありません。oneliner-el ML へ質 問すると、他の人が答えてくれることを期待できます。 @end ifset @ifset us There is no mailing-list service for English speakers. If you have any questions, please send them to me directly via e-mail. @example kiyoka@@netfort.gr.jp @end example @end ifset @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @c Tailer @c %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% @shortcontents @contents @bye oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/info/install-info.wrapper0100755000175000017500000000207607764574474021235 0ustar mohuramohura#!bash # # supported versions of install-info # These version's command line spec is different... # 1)install-info 1.6.x (Debian (potato) system.) # 2)install-info 1.9.x (Debian (woody) system.) # 3)install-info 4.x (cygwin and almost Emacs application use this.) PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:$PATH if [[ $# < 2 ]] ; then echo "usage) install-info infofile infodir [option]" exit 1; fi install-info --version &> ./tmp.log ver=`head -1 ./tmp.log | sed -e 's/^\(.*\)\( 1\.[0-9]\)\(.*\)$/\2/'` /bin/rm ./tmp.log case $3 in "remove") case $ver in " 1.6") install-info --info-dir=`dirname $2` --remove $1 ;; " 1.9") install-info --info-dir=`dirname $2` --remove-exactly $1 ;; *) install-info --remove $1 $2 ;; esac ;; *) case $ver in " 1.6") install-info --info-dir=`dirname $2` --section=Emacs $1 ;; " 1.9") install-info --info-dir=`dirname $2` --section Emacs Emacs $1 ;; *) install-info $1 $2 ;; esac ;; esac exit 0; oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/info/Makefile.in0100644000175000017500000000371507764574474017277 0ustar mohuramohura### ### Makefile for info ### (DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE) ### ### Author: Kiyoka Nishiyama ### Created: Aug 3, 2001 ### Revised: Dec 30, 2001 srcdir = @srcdir@ VPATH = @srcdir@ prefix = @prefix@ infodir = @infodir@ EMACS = @EMACS@ ################################################################ INSTALLINFO = bash ./install-info.wrapper INSTALLINFO_EN_ARGS = oneliner.info $(infodir)/dir INSTALLINFO_JA_ARGS = oneliner.jis.info $(infodir)/dir MAKEINFO = @MAKEINFO@ RM = @RM@ -f MKDIR = @MKDIR@ -p TOUCH = @TOUCH@ # To save Emacses on Windows PWD = ################################################################ ## ## DO NOT EDIT THE FOLLOWINGS ## INFO_EN = oneliner.info INFO_JA = oneliner.jis.info all: info-en info-ja install: install-info-en install-info-ja uninstall: uninstall-info-en uninstall-info-ja info-en: sed -e 's/@setfilename oneliner.jis.info/@setfilename oneliner.info/' \ -e 's/@set jp/@set us/' oneliner.texi > tmp.texi mv tmp.texi oneliner.texi $(RM) oneliner.info* $(TOUCH) oneliner.info $(MAKEINFO) --no-split oneliner.texi info-ja: sed -e 's/@setfilename oneliner.info/@setfilename oneliner.jis.info/' \ -e 's/@set us/@set jp/' oneliner.texi > tmp.texi mv tmp.texi oneliner.texi $(RM) oneliner.jis.info* $(TOUCH) oneliner.jis.info $(MAKEINFO) --no-split oneliner.texi install-info-en: -@if [ ! -d $(infodir) ]; then \ $(MKDIR) $(infodir); \ fi; \ cp $(INFO_EN) $(infodir) $(INSTALLINFO) $(INSTALLINFO_EN_ARGS) $(INSTALLINFO_EN_OPTIONS); uninstall-info-en: $(INSTALLINFO) $(INSTALLINFO_EN_ARGS) $(INSTALLINFO_EN_OPTIONS) remove install-info-ja: -@if [ ! -d $(infodir) ]; then \ $(MKDIR) $(infodir); \ fi; \ cp $(INFO_JA) $(infodir) $(INSTALLINFO) $(INSTALLINFO_JA_ARGS) $(INSTALLINFO_JA_OPTIONS); uninstall-info-ja: $(INSTALLINFO) $(INSTALLINFO_JA_ARGS) $(INSTALLINFO_JA_OPTIONS) remove clean: $(RM) oneliner*info* ## ## End of Makefile ## oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/oneliner.el0100644000175000017500000007050107764574474016431 0ustar mohuramohura;;; oneliner.el --- shell-mode hooks for Oneliners ;; Copyright (C) 2001,02,03 Kiyoka Nishiyama ;; Author: Kiyoka Nishiyama ;; Masahiro Mishima ;; Created: Jan 9, 2001 ;; Revised: $Date: 2003/12/07 09:54:37 $ ;; This file is part of Oneliner ;; Oneliner is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by ;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) ;; any later version. ;; Oneliner is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the ;; GNU General Public License for more details. ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ;; along with Oneliner; see the file COPYING. ;;; Commentary: ;; Minimum setup: ;; 1. Please add to ".emacs" file ;; (require 'oneliner) ;; ;; Recommend setup: ;; 1. change directory ;; (global-set-key "\C-cd" 'oneliner-send-cd) ;; ;;; Documentation: ;;; Code: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;; ;;; User Options ;;; ;; hook (defcustom oneliner-init-hook '() "*Hook for customising oneliner." :type 'hook :group 'oneliner) (defcustom oneliner-comint-send-hook '() "*Hook for oneliner-comint-send(). oneliner-comint-send() runs this hook at last of function." :type 'hook :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-keep-temp-file nil "*Non-nil means temporary files will not be deleted." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-show-top-of-pipe-buffer nil "*Non-nil means you can see the top of the pipe buffer when you open one with `oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window' command." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-beep nil "*Non-nil means beep after command execution. See also `oneliner-beep-time'." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; time to beep (defcustom oneliner-beep-time 3 "*Minimum interval in second after which `oneliner-beep' will take effect." :type 'integer :group 'oneliner) ;; pwd command name (defcustom oneliner-pwd-command-on-shell " \\pwd" "*shell command name that your shell display current directory path." :type 'string :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-complement-newline-for-input nil "*Non-nil means complement newline at the end of input data." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-sync-default-directory-after-prompt nil "*Non-nil means sync default-directory after prompt." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; alist (defcustom oneliner-indirect-buffer-alist nil "*Hold pairs of pipe buffer number and its base buffer name." :type '(repeat (cons integer string)) :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-handle-control-codes-flag nil "*Non-nil means Handle control codes in oneliner-mode buffer." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-outpipe-busy-check nil "*Non-nil means block the key input during outpipe busy." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; flag (defcustom oneliner-display-evaled-value-flag nil "*Non-nil means display the evaluated value of pipe-buffer." :type 'boolean :group 'oneliner) ;; EOL conversion (defcustom oneliner-eol-for-write nil "*EOL-TYPE for writing temporary file. Default is nil." :type '(choice (const :tag "default" nil) (const :tag "unix" 0) (const :tag "dos" 1) (const :tag "mac" 2)) :group 'oneliner) ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;; ;;; Variables for internal ;;; (defvar oneliner-debug nil) ; debugging enable/disable flag. (set-default 'oneliner-hook-enable nil) ; (make-variable-buffer-local 'oneliner-hook-enable); hook action enable/disable flag. (defvar oneliner-buffer-name-format ; FORMAT of pipe-buffer. "*Oneliner pipe*%d") (defvar oneliner-default-pipe-buffer-id 0) ; default id of in/out-pipe-buffer (defvar oneliner-inpipe nil) ; input pipe process is done flag(no use) ; (defvar oneliner-outpipe nil) ; output pipe process is done flag ; value takes 'buffer' or 'nil' (defvar oneliner-eval nil) ; Eval flag when output pipe process is done (defvar oneliner-beep-enable-flag nil) ; for beep (defvar oneliner-reserved-time nil) ; for beep (defvar oneliner-shell-buffer nil) ; shell buffer-name (defvar oneliner-invisible-command-flag nil) ; for invisible-command (defvar oneliner-invisible-command-result nil) ; for invisible-command (defvar oneliner-invisible-command-point nil) ; for invisible-command (defvar oneliner-shell-command-busy nil) ; shell-command busy flag (defvar oneliner-random-key-number (concat (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)) (number-to-string (random 10)))) (defvar oneliner-shell-prompt-start ; prompt key (start) (concat "<" oneliner-random-key-number ":prompt>")) (defvar oneliner-shell-prompt-end ; prompt key (end) (concat "")) (defvar oneliner-shell-prompt-pattern ; matching pattern of prompt format (concat oneliner-shell-prompt-start "\\(.*\\)" oneliner-shell-prompt-end)) (defvar oneliner-std-start ; key for stdout data (start) (concat "<" oneliner-random-key-number ":std>")) (defvar oneliner-std-end ; key for stdout data (end) (concat "")) (defvar oneliner-std-pattern ; matching mattern of stdout data format (concat oneliner-std-start "\\(.*\\)" oneliner-std-end)) (defvar oneliner-ex-cmd-prefix ; for special command given from external program (concat "<" oneliner-random-key-number ":ex-cmd/>")) (defvar oneliner-outpipe-command-string ; output-pipe processing command (concat "awk '{" "printf(\"" oneliner-std-start "%s" oneliner-std-end "\\n\", $0 );" "}'" )) (defvar oneliner-title-display-done nil) ; 'title displayed' flag (defvar oneliner-deny-key-list ; deny keys during shell command execution. (append (split-string " !\"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~" "") '([delete] [backspace] [(control k)] [(control w)] [(control d)] [(control h)] [(control i)] [return] [del] [?\177] [?\^h] ))) (defvar oneliner-backup-local-map nil) ; keymap for backup (defvar oneliner-shell-type 'bash) ; shell type (bash,zsh,csh) (defvar oneliner-deny-keymap nil) ; keymap for deny (defvar oneliner-temp-dir-name (getenv "TMPDIR")) ; temp-dir-name always using environment "TMPDIR". ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;; ;;; Program Code ;;; (defconst oneliner-version-number "0.3.6") (defconst oneliner-version (format "Oneliner version %s" oneliner-version-number) "Version string for this version of Oneliner.") (defconst oneliner-shell-buffer-name "*Oneliner shell*") (provide 'oneliner) (require 'poe) ;;--- debugging message logger (defmacro oneliner-debug-print (string) `(if oneliner-debug (let ((buffer (get-buffer-create "*oneliner-debug*"))) (with-current-buffer buffer (goto-char (point-max)) (insert ,string))))) (defun oneliner (&optional arg) "Execute Oneliner." (interactive "P") ;; directory for temporary file (cond (oneliner-temp-dir-name (let ((rename nil)) (cond ((get-buffer oneliner-shell-buffer-name) (set-window-buffer (selected-window) oneliner-shell-buffer-name)) (t (setenv "ONELINER_EX_CMD_PREFIX" oneliner-ex-cmd-prefix) (setenv "ONELINER_STD_START" oneliner-std-start) (setenv "ONELINER_STD_END" oneliner-std-end) (when (get-buffer "*shell*") (with-current-buffer (get-buffer "*shell*") (rename-buffer "*shell*-rename") (setq rename t))) (add-hook 'shell-mode-hook 'oneliner-init) (shell) (remove-hook 'shell-mode-hook 'oneliner-init) (when rename (with-current-buffer (get-buffer "*shell*-rename") (rename-buffer "*shell*"))))))) (t (message "Error: Please set environment variable TMPDIR (e.g. export TMPDIR=\"/home/youraccount/temp/\")")))) (defun oneliner-title-display (string) (cond (oneliner-title-display-done nil) (t (setq oneliner-title-display-done t) (let ((buffer (oneliner-get-pipe-buffer 0 t))) (with-current-buffer buffer (progn (erase-buffer) (insert oneliner-version) (insert " --- shell-mode hooks for Oneliners Author: Kiyoka Nishiyama Masahiro Mishima ------------------------------ Oneliner is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version. ") (goto-char (point-min)) (set-buffer-modified-p nil))) (oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window) (select-window (display-buffer oneliner-shell-buffer)) (goto-char (point-max)) (sit-for 30) (with-current-buffer buffer (progn (erase-buffer) (set-buffer-modified-p nil))))))) (defun oneliner-init () ;;--- initialization of Oneliner hooks and variables. (let ((buffer (oneliner-get-pipe-buffer 0 t)) (prompt-str)) (rename-buffer oneliner-shell-buffer-name) (setq oneliner-hook-enable t) (setq oneliner-title-display-done nil) (oneliner-command-done) (add-hook 'comint-output-filter-functions 'oneliner-handle-OL-control) (add-hook 'comint-output-filter-functions 'oneliner-handle-control-codes) (setq comint-input-sender (function oneliner-comint-send)) (setq comint-dynamic-complete-functions (cons 'oneliner-buffer-complete comint-dynamic-complete-functions)) (oneliner-set-keys) (setq oneliner-shell-buffer (current-buffer)) (run-hooks 'oneliner-init-hook) (cond ((string-match "csh$" shell-file-name) (setq oneliner-shell-type 'csh)) ((string-match "zsh$" shell-file-name) (setq oneliner-shell-type 'zsh)) (t (setq oneliner-shell-type 'bash))) (cond ((eq 'csh oneliner-shell-type) (setq prompt-str (concat " set prompt = \"" oneliner-shell-prompt-start "%/" oneliner-shell-prompt-end "\\n${prompt}" "\"\n" ))) ((eq 'zsh oneliner-shell-type) (setq prompt-str (concat "unsetopt zle\nPROMPT=\$\'" oneliner-shell-prompt-start "\'%/\$'" oneliner-shell-prompt-end "\\n\'${PS1}\n" ))) (t (setq prompt-str (concat " PS1=\"" oneliner-shell-prompt-start "\\w" oneliner-shell-prompt-end "\\n${PS1}" "\"\n" )))) (comint-send-string oneliner-shell-buffer prompt-str) (oneliner-debug-print (format "Info: prompt-setcomand=[%s]\n" prompt-str)) (oneliner-make-deny-keymap))) ;;--- setup key bindings (defun oneliner-set-keys () (local-set-key "\C-c\C-s" 'oneliner-sync-default-directory) (local-set-key "\C-c\C-b" 'oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?0)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 0))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?1)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 1))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?2)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 2))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?3)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 3))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?4)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 4))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?5)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 5))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?6)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 6))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?7)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 7))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?8)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 8))) (local-set-key [(control c) (control ?9)] (lambda () (interactive)(oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window 9)))) ;;--- pickup the prompt string. (defun oneliner-get-prompt-string (str) (string-match oneliner-shell-prompt-pattern str) (match-string-no-properties 1 str)) ;;--- resetting flags for when command execution done. (defun oneliner-command-done nil (oneliner-beeper) (setq oneliner-inpipe nil) (setq oneliner-outpipe nil) (setq oneliner-eval nil) (setq oneliner-shell-command-busy nil)) ;;--- beeper (defun oneliner-beeper nil (if oneliner-beep (if oneliner-beep-enable-flag (beep)))) ;;--- beep disabler (and enabler) (defun oneliner-beep-disable (&optional en) (setq oneliner-beep-enable-flag (not en))) ;; [command string sender ( Oneliner original version )] ;; This function processes the in-pipe '|' and out-pipe '|' syntax. (defun oneliner-comint-send (&optional proc string invisible) "Send input STRING to PROC." "Override `comint-input-sender'(comint.el's default)." (setq oneliner-invisible-command-flag nil) (if invisible (progn (setq oneliner-invisible-command-flag t) (setq oneliner-invisible-command-result nil) (comint-send-string proc string) (comint-send-string proc "\n") (oneliner-debug-print (concat "COMMAND(invisible):" string "\n")) string) ;; visible command processing (cond ((and oneliner-outpipe oneliner-outpipe-busy-check) (message "Oneliner : outpipe busy...") nil) (t (setq oneliner-shell-command-busy t) ;; detection of in-pipe syntax (if (string-match "^[ ]*\\([0-9]+\\|@[^|]+\\)?|" string) (let* ((pipe (1- (match-end 0))) (bufid (match-string-no-properties 1 string)) (buf (oneliner-get-buffer bufid)) (temp (concat (make-temp-file (concat (file-name-as-directory oneliner-temp-dir-name) "oneliner-")) ".tmp"))) (setq string (if oneliner-keep-temp-file (concat "cat " temp (substring string pipe)) (concat "(cat " temp ";rm -f " temp ")" (substring string pipe)))) (oneliner-write-buffer buf temp) (oneliner-debug-print (format "INPUT : pipe=%s bufid=%s\n" pipe bufid)))) ;; detection of out-pipe syntax (if (string-match "\\(+\\)?|\\([0-9]+\\|@[^|!]+\\)?\\([!]\\)?[ ]*$" string) (let* ((pipe (match-beginning 0)) (append (match-string-no-properties 1 string)) (bufid (match-string-no-properties 2 string)) (ev (match-string-no-properties 3 string)) (buf (oneliner-get-buffer bufid))) (when ev (setq oneliner-eval buf)) (oneliner-debug-print (format "OUT-PARAM: append=%s bufid=%s ev=%s\n" append bufid ev)) (setq string (concat (substring string 0 pipe) " | " oneliner-outpipe-command-string )) (setq oneliner-outpipe buf) (if (not append) (with-current-buffer buf (erase-buffer))) (oneliner-debug-print (format "OUTPUT: pipe=%s bufid=%s\n" pipe bufid)) (oneliner-set-deny-keys)) (setq oneliner-outpipe nil)) ;; setting a beep timer. (if oneliner-reserved-time (cancel-timer oneliner-reserved-time)) (oneliner-beep-disable t) (setq oneliner-reserved-time (run-at-time oneliner-beep-time nil 'oneliner-beep-disable)) ;; sending the execution command. (oneliner-debug-print (concat "COMMAND:" string "\n")) (comint-send-string proc string) (comint-send-string proc "\n") (run-hooks 'oneliner-comint-send-hook))))) ;; ;; [invisible command sender] ;; action: sending command and pickup first line of output. ;; return: first line of output / nil(when no outout) ;; (defun oneliner-invisible-command-exec (&optional string error-disp-flag) (let ((proc (get-buffer-process oneliner-shell-buffer))) (cond (oneliner-shell-command-busy (message "Oneliner Error : !!BUSY!! can't exec invisible command\n" ) nil) (t (cond ((string-equal "exit" (process-status proc)) nil) (t (oneliner-debug-print (format "invisible shell proc = %s\n" proc)) (with-current-buffer oneliner-shell-buffer (setq oneliner-invisible-command-point (point))) (oneliner-comint-send proc string t) (oneliner-debug-print (format "invisible accept = %s\n" (accept-process-output proc 2))) (if error-disp-flag (unless oneliner-invisible-command-result (message (concat "Can't execute command [" string "]")))) (cond ((string-equal "exit" oneliner-invisible-command-result) nil) (t oneliner-invisible-command-result)))))))) ;; ;; [buffer-object resolver with object, name or id] ;; (defun oneliner-get-buffer (buffer) (cond ((bufferp buffer) ;; in case of buffer object buffer) ((stringp buffer) ;; in case of string (if (string-match "^[0-9]*$" buffer) ;; sequence of digits or empty string (oneliner-get-pipe-buffer buffer t) ;; other string (if (string-match "^@" buffer) ;; "@" and buffer name (get-buffer-create (substring buffer (match-end 0))) ;; buffer name without prefix (get-buffer-create buffer)))) (t ;; not sure ... perhaps integer or something (oneliner-get-pipe-buffer buffer t)))) ;; ;; [buffer-name resolver with id] ;; (defun oneliner-get-pipe-buffer-name (&optional id) (let ((name (format oneliner-buffer-name-format (oneliner-fix-id id)))) (oneliner-debug-print (format "get-pipe-buffer-name %s\n" name)) name)) ;; ;; [buffer-object resolver with id ( and create action supported )] ;; (defun oneliner-get-pipe-buffer (&optional id create) (let ((name (oneliner-get-pipe-buffer-name id))) (or (get-buffer name) (if create (let ((base (cdr (assq (oneliner-fix-id id) oneliner-indirect-buffer-alist)))) (unless (functionp 'make-indirect-buffer) (progn (setq base nil) (message "oneliner.el [Warning]: make-indirect-buffer() is no exists.\n") (sit-for 3))) (cond (base (get-buffer-create base) (make-indirect-buffer base name)) (t (get-buffer-create name)))))))) ;; ;; popuping pipe-buffer ;; (defun oneliner-pipe-buffer-other-window (&optional id) "Visit the working buffer for standard I/O in another window." 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(interactive) (let ((dir (oneliner-invisible-command-exec oneliner-pwd-command-on-shell)) (len 0)) (if dir (setq len (length (split-string dir " ")))) (if (= 1 len) (cd-absolute dir)) (if (interactive-p) (message "Default directory is now '%s'" default-directory)) default-directory)) ;; ;; [buffer-id resolver from buffer-id string, integer and 'nil'.] ;; (defun oneliner-fix-id (id) (cond ((not id) oneliner-default-pipe-buffer-id) ((stringp id) (string-to-int id)) ((natnump id) id))) ;; ;; [current directory changer] ;; (defun oneliner-send-cd (arg) "Change directory of *Oneliner shell* to current buffer's `default-directory'." 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(when (and oneliner-handle-control-codes-flag oneliner-hook-enable) (let ((len (length (split-string string "[\r\n]")))) (save-excursion (goto-char (point-max)) (forward-line (- len)) (while (< (point) (point-max)) (let ((char (char-after))) (cond ((eq char ?\r) (if t (if (memq (char-after (1+ (point))) '(?\n ?\r)) (delete-char 1) (let ((end (1+ (point)))) (beginning-of-line) (delete-region (point) end))) (add-text-properties (point) (1+ (point)) '(invisible t)) (forward-char))) ((eq char ?\a) (delete-char 1) (beep)) ((eq char ?\C-h) (delete-backward-char 1) (delete-char 1)) (t (forward-char))))))))) ;; ;; [OL-control string handler( hook for comint-output-filter-functions )] ;; (defun oneliner-handle-OL-control (string) "Handle OL-control string." (when oneliner-hook-enable (progn (let ((len (length (split-string string "[\n]"))) (str) (prompt-flag nil) (pwd) (ma (point-marker))) (set-marker-insertion-type ma t) (save-excursion (goto-char (point-max)) (forward-line (- len)) (oneliner-debug-print (format "[*oneliner*OUT] line=%d %s\n" len string)) (while (< (point-at-eol) (point-max)) ;;(setq str (buffer-substring (point-at-bol) (point-at-eol))) (goto-char (point-at-bol)) (progn (cond ((re-search-forward oneliner-shell-prompt-pattern (point-at-eol) t) ;; find prompt pattern (may not be at beggining of line) ;; and remove whole line (setq str (match-string-no-properties 1)) (delete-region (point-at-bol) (point-at-eol)) (delete-char 1) (when (string-match "\\(^.+\\)" str) (setq pwd (match-string-no-properties 1 str)) (oneliner-debug-print (format "[*oneliner*prompt(%s)]\n" pwd))) (setq prompt-flag t)) ((looking-at oneliner-std-pattern) ;; find stdout pattern (should be at beggining of line) ;; and redirect data into pipe-buffer (setq str (match-string-no-properties 1)) (oneliner-debug-print (format "[*oneliner*std(%s)]\n" str)) (let ((l-ma)) (with-current-buffer oneliner-outpipe (setq l-ma (point-marker)) (set-marker-insertion-type l-ma t) (save-excursion (goto-char (point-max)) (insert str "\n")) (goto-char l-ma))) (let ((str (buffer-substring (match-beginning 0) (match-end 0)))) (oneliner-debug-print (concat "[*oneliner*longdelete(" str ")]\n"))) (let ((str (buffer-substring (point-at-bol) (point-at-eol)))) (oneliner-debug-print (concat "[*oneliner*delete(" str ")]\n"))) (delete-region (match-beginning 0) (match-end 0)) (if (memq (char-after) '(?\n ?\r)) (delete-char 1)) ) ((looking-at oneliner-ex-cmd-prefix) ;; find external command (should be at beggining of line) ;; and do special behavior (goto-char (match-end 0)) (cond ((looking-at "autoeval") ;; eval whole output as elisp after comand finish (let ((buf (get-buffer-create "*Oneliner auto-eval*"))) (unless oneliner-outpipe (with-current-buffer buf (erase-buffer)) (setq oneliner-outpipe buf) (setq oneliner-eval buf)))) ((looking-at "eval *\\([^\r\n]*\\)") ;; eval argnument as elisp just now (eval-region (match-beginning 1) (match-end 1))) ((looking-at "outpipe *\\([0-9]+\\|@[^|!\r\n]+\\)") ;; switch outpipe (let* ((bufid (match-string-no-properties 1)) (buf (oneliner-get-buffer bufid))) (with-current-buffer buf (erase-buffer)) (setq oneliner-outpipe buf)))) (delete-region (match-beginning 0) (match-end 0)) (if (memq (char-after) '(?\n ?\r)) (delete-char 1))) (t ;; just leave output in shell buffer (forward-line 1) )))) ;; ;; prompt proc (Comes here When prompt string was found.) ;; (cond (prompt-flag (unwind-protect (when oneliner-eval (oneliner-eval-buffer oneliner-eval)) (progn (oneliner-unset-deny-keys) (oneliner-debug-print (format "[*oneliner*PROMPT-flag-on]\n" )) (oneliner-command-done) (cond (oneliner-invisible-command-flag (goto-char oneliner-invisible-command-point) (setq str (buffer-substring (point-at-bol) (point-at-eol))) (when (string-match "[ ]\\(.+$\\)" str) (setq oneliner-invisible-command-result (match-string-no-properties 1 str))) (oneliner-debug-print (format "[*oneliner*invisible command result] %s\n" oneliner-invisible-command-result)) (delete-region oneliner-invisible-command-point (point-max)) ) (t (oneliner-title-display "") (when oneliner-sync-default-directory-after-prompt (when (featurep 'meadow) (setq pwd (car (split-string (shell-command-to-string (concat "cygpath -w " pwd)))))) (cd-absolute pwd)))) ))))) (goto-char (marker-position ma)))))) ;; ;; write buffer into file ;; (defun oneliner-write-buffer (buffer file) "Write specified buffer into file. First arugment BUFFER specifies buffer, which may be buffer object, buffer name or id number of pipe-buffer. Second argument FILE should specifies output file name." (let ((buf (oneliner-get-buffer buffer))) (with-current-buffer buf (let (;; If coding system of this buffer is not nil, ;; set EOL conversion to the customized type. (coding-system-for-write (if buffer-file-coding-system (coding-system-change-eol-conversion buffer-file-coding-system oneliner-eol-for-write)))) (write-region (point-min) (point-max) file nil 0) (if (and oneliner-complement-newline-for-input (not (eq ?\n (char-before (point-max))))) (with-temp-buffer (insert ?\n) (write-region (point-min) (point-max) file t 0))))))) ;; ;; [buffer evaluater] ;; (defun oneliner-eval-buffer (&optional buffer) "Execute Oneliner." (interactive "P") (let ((curdir (with-current-buffer oneliner-shell-buffer default-directory))) (if (not buffer) (setq buffer (oneliner-get-pipe-buffer 0))) (with-current-buffer buffer (setq default-directory curdir) (eval-buffer nil oneliner-display-evaled-value-flag)))) ;; ;; [key blocker during busy] ;; (defun oneliner-set-deny-key (string) (define-key oneliner-deny-keymap string '(lambda () (interactive) (message (concat (buffer-name oneliner-shell-buffer) "buffer is busy..."))))) ;; making deny keymap (defun oneliner-make-deny-keymap nil (setq oneliner-deny-keymap (copy-keymap (current-local-map))) (mapcar 'oneliner-set-deny-key oneliner-deny-key-list)) ;; setting deny keys (defun oneliner-set-deny-keys nil (setq oneliner-backup-local-map (copy-keymap (current-local-map))) (use-local-map oneliner-deny-keymap)) ;; resetting deny keys (defun oneliner-unset-deny-keys nil (when (keymapp oneliner-backup-local-map) (use-local-map (copy-keymap oneliner-backup-local-map)))) ;;; oneliner.el ends here oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/TODO0100644000175000017500000000515407764574474014766 0ustar mohuramohura TODO '*' =done * 1 Make a terminology. * 2 Make a texinfo document. * 3 Standardize coding style to refer to book "Emacs Reference Manual". 4 Support pipe-buffer output action by redirection to file. '>' character of EOL means 'output to pipe-buffer'. '>>' character of EOL means 'append to pipe-buffer'. 5 Support *oneliner-edit* ( It's the better for the name "*oneliner-scratch*"? ) 6 Action on pipe-buffer : execution command on cursor point. (C-j ?) 7 Make a major mode "*Oneliner pipe*n" buffer. Support C-cC-0 ... C-cC-9 8 Display the status to mode-line. (command executing/prompting, lines of output-pipe-buffer, bytes of output-pipe-buffer, command execution time) * 9 Separate stdout and stderr. SPEC: stdout -> pipe-buffer and stderr -> shell-buffer * 10 Add a function that handle control code in *Oneliner shell* buffer. * 11 Support embedding special string in PS1 environment variable to recognize shell prompt. 12 Add a function that send output of previos command to '*Oneliner pipe*0" buffer. (C-c C-t) * 13 Expire a variable `oneliner-init-done'. * 14 Support C-cC-0 .... C-cC-9 on XEmacs. * 15 Add [return,delete,backspace] keys to deny-key-list. * 16 Add a function to backup original keymap. * 17 Solve the promplem "XEmacs 21.1 doesn't have make-indirect-buffer()". -> HOWTO: Display a warning. * 18 Change syntax "|@buffer!" -> "|@buffer". 19 Support 'UNDO' function of pipe-buffer. (roll back to previos snapshot) 20 Stop to write code "cygpath -w " immediate. ( variable is better ) 21 Make new format to Oneliner control string. (new format is to carry S-exp.) 22 Make new Oneliner control string format ("stdln" and "std") "stdln":string+return code. "std":string. 23 Solve the problem ( complementation conflicting sqlplus's '@' syntax and Oneliner's '@' syntax ) 24 Implement a idea of auto popup pipe-buffer. * 25 Make a document "README.Meadow". * 26 Solve the problem ( temporary files of pipe-buffer conflicts on multi users and multi tasks ) * 27 Think to support zsh. * 28 Think to support telnet,rsh,rlogin mode. * 29 Add the target "archive" which make the oneliner-x.y.z.tar.gz(tarball) to Makefile. * 30 Add a function that evaluate S-exp in pipe-buffer with '!' syntax. * 31 Remove two functions (oneliner-get-std-string(), oneliner-eval-keyword()) * 32 Shift to Autoconf. 33 BUGFIX: Multiple oneliner's shell buffer can't use at the same time. (Always oneliner-send-cd() send to *Oneliner shell* buffer, it's no good...) oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/TODO.ja0100644000175000017500000000553607764574474015363 0ustar mohuramohura TODO '*' =done * 1 用語集を作る(oneliner.el 特有の概念を説明する用語を定義したほうが議論しやすいので) * 2 ユーザー用ドキュメントを作る。texinfoで作る * 3 Emacsリファレンスマニュアルのコーディングスタイルを参考に統一 4 Emacsバッファへの出力を ファイルへのリダイレクトでも行なえるようにする 行末の > をファイル経由のバッファ出力 行末の >> をファイル経由のバッファアペンド にしてはどうか 5 *oneliner-edit* バッファのサポート ( *oneliner-scratch* という名前とどっちがいいか？ ) 6 pipe-bufferでの操作 : カーソル位置のコマンド実行 (C-j かな？) 7 *Oneliner pipe*n バッファをメジャーモードにする C-cC-0 〜 C-cC-9 をサポート 8 モードラインにshellモードの状態を表示する (コマンド実行中/停止中、行数、バイト数、現在の実行時間) * 9 標準出力と標準エラー出力の分離 標準出力だけバッファに出力して、標準エラー出力は、shellバッファに出力する * 10 *Oneliner shell*バッファ内でのコントロールコードのハンドリング機能を追加する * 11 PS1環境変数に特殊な文字列を埋めこんでプロンプトを認識できるようにする 12 直前のコマンド一回分の文字列を*Oneliner pipe*0 にコピーする機能を追加する。(C-c C-t) * 13 変数 oneliner-init-done を廃止する * 14 XEmacs でも C-cC-0 〜 C-cC-9のキーバインドを動くようにする * 15 パイプバッファへの出力中の キー入力キーリストの中に return と delete , backspace等を追加する * 16 拒否キーリストを設定する直前に、オリジナルのローカルキーマップを保存しておいて 後で戻すようにする * 17 XEmacs 21.1 で make-indirect-buffer() が存在しない問題の対応をする -> make-indirect-buffer() が存在しない場合はワーニングを出すようにする * 18 シンタックス "|@buffer!" を "|@buffer" に変更する 19 パイプバッファの内容を直前のコマンド実行の内容に戻す(UNDO) 機能を作る 20 "cygpath -w " をハードコーディングではなく、変数設定などにする 21 Oneliner制御文字列に S式を渡すフォーマットを追加する 22 Oneliner制御文字列の出力を 改行をする標準出力stdln / 改行をしない std の2種類にする 23 「'@'記号がバッファ名を表す」という仕様が sqlplus の'@' 記号とぶつかっており、 補完機能が動作するので不便。回避する案を考える。 24 複数のパイプバッファが自動的にポップアップするアイデアを実装する * 25 README.Meadowを追加する (Meadowにインストールする場合の注意点などを記す) * 26 パイプバッファ用テンポラリファイルが マルチユーザー・マルチタスクでの競合しないように考える。 * 27 zsh 対応方法を考える * 28 telnet,rsh,rloginモードに対応できるかどうか考えてみる * 29 Makefile にonelnier-x.y.z.tar.gz(tarball) を作成する "archive" ターゲットを追加する。 * 30 '!'で パイプバッファ中のS式を評価する機能を実装する。 * 31 2つの関数を削除する (oneliner-get-std-string(), oneliner-eval-keyword()) * 32 Autoconf化を行なう 33 バグフィックス: 複数のワンライナシェルバッファが同時に使えない。 (oneliner-send-cd() は常に *Oneliner shell* バッファに送ってしまう。良くない...) oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/COPYING0100644000175000017500000004355007764574474015333 0ustar mohuramohura NOTE! the GPL below is copyrighted by the Free Software Foundation, but the instance of code that it refers to (the Oneliner ) is copyrighted by me and others who actually wrote it. 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If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode: Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) 19yy name of author Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, the commands you use may be called something other than `show w' and `show c'; they could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker. , 1 April 1989 Ty Coon, President of Vice This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/CREDITS0100644000175000017500000000127307764574474015314 0ustar mohuramohura This is at least a partial credits of people that have contributed to the Oneliner project. Formatted in a format that allows for easy grepping and beautification by scripts. The fields are: name (N), email (E), web-address (W), PGP key ID and fingerprint (P), description (D). Thanks, Kiyoka ---------- N: Kiyoka Nishiyama E: kiyoka@netfort.gr.jp D: Author of original Oneliner W: http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~kiyoka/ N: MISHIMA Masahiro E: mishima@momo.so-net.ne.jp D: patches and hints for many versions of oneliner.el N: IWAI, Masaharu E: iwaim@cc.mbn.or.jp D: maintainer of the Makefiles, rpm packages N: OHURA Makoto E: ohura@netfort.gr.jp D: deb packages oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/CHANGELOG0100644000175000017500000002511407764574474015506 0ustar mohuramohura 0.3.6 1. OHURA Makoto's patch applied. 1) BUGFIX: readme.sdoc file was not included in tar.gz release file (OHURA Makoto). 2) BUGFIX: README and README.ja file was removed with "make clean" (OHURA Makoto). 3) BUGFIX: Spell miss of Variable name 'oneliner-deny-keymap (OHURA Makoto). 4) BUGFIX: Compilation of oneliner.el failed because macro 'oneliner-debug-print was not predefined. (OHURA Makoto). 2. BUGFIX: Bug#221019 from Debian ( ... security bug ) 1) Using apel's make-temp-file() function instead of emacs's make-temp-temp() (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 2) Changed message. (TMPDIR="/tmp/" is no good as security) (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 3) Added check code to 'el' script. ('el' exits If the environment variable TMPDIR is not defined.) (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 0.3.5 1. BUGFIX: Error occurs with XEmacs, because eval-current-buffer()'s argument spec is different between GNU Emacs and XEmacs. (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 2. DONE: TODO's item No. 27 (zsh supporting) (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 3. DONE: Changed .... control keyword format (Using random numbers) (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 4. BUGFIX: Fixed other some bugs (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 0.3.4 1. DONE: TODO's item No. 26 (MISHIMA Masahiro). 2. DONE: TODO's item No. 29 (IWAI, Masaharu). 3. DONE: TODO's item No. 30 (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 4. DONE: TODO's item No. 31 (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 5. Added new command 'el' in perl (MISHIMA Masahiro). 6. BUGFIX: missing to count lines with split-string() in oneliner-handle-control-codes() and oneliner-handle-OL-control(). (MISHIMA Masahiro). 7. Added a new idea 'ex-cmd'(special command given from external program) (MISHIMA Masahiro). 8. Changed action (oneliner.el need the environment variable "TMPDIR") (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 9. Added a hook oneliner-comint-send-hook. (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 10. DONE: TODO's item No. 32 [Shifted to Autoconf] (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 11. Modified documents [oneliner.texi,readme.sdoc,README.Meadow] (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 12. Sorted CHANGELOG by newer version. (Kiyoka Nishiyama). 0.3.3 1. Made the English version of info. 2. Also made installer of English version of info. 3. Changed some comments in oneliner.el. 4. Made new file "README.Meadow". 5. Fixed the target name "jinfo" to "info-ja" in Makefile, bacause it was not clear.(IWAI, Masaharu) 6. Added the function "EOL conversion for writing temporary file."(MISHIMA Masahiro) 0.3.2 1. BUGFIX: I forget to include "CHANGELOG"(this file) in tar.gz release. 0.3.1 1. Separated "change log" section from oneliner.el file. -> Made a "CHANGELOG" file. 2. Rewrote file "oneliner.el" in English. 3. Rewrote file "TODO" in English. 4. Made new file "TODO.ja" in Japanese. 0.3.0 development branch 0.2.0 first stable release 0.0.30 1. The character "!" in "|@buffer!" syntax abolished. 0.0.29 1. BUGFIX: (on Meadow) Japanese character crumbling in .info file. -> .info generating tool changed to 'makeinfo'. 2. install-info.wrapper supported install-info 1.6, 1.9 and 4.0 . 3. Added some comments for Meadow setting to Makefile. 4. IWAI, Masaharu's patch applied. 1) Makefile: info directory cleaning by "make clean" supported. 0.0.28 1. Added a README file in English. 0.0.27 1. Makefile: Install and uninstall section added. 2. Makefile: Installer for info reformed. (some install-info version supported) 3. .texi document section changed. ("Hooks" -> "Emacs") 4. Install document in README file modified. 0.0.26 1. BUGFIX: onliner's hook action was enable in original shell-mode, too. 2. Some codes modified. 0.0.25 1. shell-buffer name changed. ("*oneliner*" -> "*Oneliner shell*") 2. pipe-buffer name changed. ("*oneliner*N" -> "Oneliner pipe*N") 3. Comment changed. ("stdio buffer" -> "pipe buffer") 0.0.24 1. Changed to work original shell-mode. 1) *Oneliner shell* opening with "M-x oneliner" operation. 2) original shell-mode opening with "M-x shell" operation. 2. BUGFIX: keymap garbage remaining bug. 3. Changed to tar ball format to release. 0.0.23 1. csh,tcsh supported. ( only bash supported at previos version ) 0.0.22 1. Key binds C-cC-0 ... C-cC-9 supported on XEmacs, too. 2. BUGFIX: prompt control string appears on Meadow when booting Oneliner. 3. Three key codes {return, delete, backspace} added to oneliner-deny-key-list. 4. Original keymap backup implimented. 5. Warning message displaying action added on Emacsen that has no make-indirect-buffer() function. 0.0.21 1. NEWIDEA: denied key input during being output pipe-buffer. 0.0.20 XEmacs 21.4.x, GNU Emacs 2x, Meadow+cygwin corresponded. 1. XEmacs coresponded(code simplify) 1) Implimented without 'comint-preoutput-filter-functions' hook. (XEmacs has no this hook.) - Directory synchronization Implimented with current directory string in prompt string. - preout-filter-func() abolished. - Some valiables abolished. 2) Function oneliner-handle-OL-control() set to hook 'comint-output-filter-functions'. 2. oneliner-beep-time's type changed.(boolean -> integer) 0.0.19 1. The title message function separated oneliner-title-display() from oneliner-init() 2. BUGFIX: (Meadow only) When oneliner starting, prompt don't displayed. 0.0.18 1. Separated of stdout and stderr completely. 1) oneliner-eval-keyword() modified. 2. NEWIDEA: The title message displaying action supported. 0.0.17 1. Output pipe-buffer via AWK supported. 2. BUGFIX: when restart "M-x oneliner" bug. 1) Function oneliner-command-done() evaluation added to last of function oneliner-init(). 0.0.16 1. Variable shell-prompt-pattern abolished. 1) Embeded string (valiable oneliner-shell-prompt-{start,end}) added. 2) oneliner-get-prompt-string() added. 0.0.15 1. BUGFIX: directory synchronization bug. Current buffer's default-directory is modifyed. It must be changed *Oneliner shell*'s default-directory always. 0.0.14 1. Invisible command forbided during shell command execution. 2. Next command execution forbided during "command |" command exection. 3. BUGFIX: oneliner-sync-default-directory() cretical timing bug. (not smart resolve) 0.0.13 1. BUGFIX: Indirect buffer was been "narrowing". 2. NEW IDEA: Control code handling in shell added. 3. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) BUGFIX: Buffer name complement bug. 0.0.12 1. Variable oneliner-pwd-command-on-shell's default value set to " \\pwd". 2. Some changes for coding style reason. 1) Comments ";;; oneliner.el ends here" added to EOF. 2) Author: section's "then" deleted. 3) Created: section added. 4) Documentation: section added. 5) "ChangeLog:" -> "Change Log:" changed. 6) etc... 0.0.11 1. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) Indirect *oneliner*n buffer implimented. 2) oneliner-sync-default-directory()'s action changed. 2. oneliner-send-cd() added. 0.0.10 1. BUGFIX: preout-filter-func() returns 'nil' (this function must return string) 2. BUGFIX: When M-x shell, variable oneliner-shell-buffer was not set. 3. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) NEW IDEA: '+|' syntax. It appends stdout to output pipe buffer. 0.0.9 1. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) When input pipe buffer has no newline at EOL, it was made up for newline. 2. BUGFIX: oneliner-invisible-command-exec() process exit status check loss. 3. NEW IDEA: When shell command was done, default-directory was synchronized automatic.(customizable) 0.0.8 1. oneliner-invisible-command-exec() implimented. 2. Changed a variable `oneliner-pwd-command-on-shell' to customize variable. 3. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) oneliner-sync-default-directory () implimented.(It can sync default-directory) 4. Set key C-cC-s to oneliner-sync-default-directory () 5. Set key C-cC-b to oneliner-stdio-buffer-other-window () 0.0.8b 1. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) buffer name complemention after '@' character supported. 2) BUGFIX: buffer-position-is-promptp() bug 3) BUGFIX: "Wrote d:/tmp/oneliner.tmp" display bug 4) BUGFIX: prompt recognization bug 2. Added a code (require 'poe). 1-1),1-2) needs apel. 0.0.7 1. Variables separated up into customize variable/internal variable. 2. New key defined. oneliner-set-keys() 4. BUGFIX:beepper timer bug. 5. oneliner-stdio-buffer-other-window's argument changed.(It can use reg-id) 6. comint-oneliner-send()'s comment changed. 7. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 1) @buffername| command format supported. 2) command | @buffername! format supported. 3) M-x customize-group supported. 4) variable oneliner-show-top-of-stdio-buffer added. 5) oneliner-beep's default value set to 'nil'. 6) REGISTER concept abolished. (stdio-buffer can only select by id) 7) oneliner-stdio-buffer-other-window() changed. 9. BUGFIX: string-is-promptp() (result of spliting string is no good =nil ) 0.0.6 1. beeper supported when Command execution done. (when oneliner-beep is t) 2. Variable 'oneliner-beep-time' supported. 3. naming changed. (*std* -> *oneliner*0) 4. buffer-position-is-promptp()'s argument changed. 5. string-is-promptp() added. 0.0.5 1. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 2. The Name of MISHIMA Masahiro added to Author field in oneliner.el 0.0.4 1. Starting by "M-x oneliner" supported. 2. oneliner-init's initial hook (oneliner-init-hook) supported. 3. oneliner-debug's initial value sets to 'nil' 4. BUGFIX: *std*'s write permission bug. 0.0.3 1. Code "(provide 'oneliner-vars)" deleted. 2. Testing code deleted. 3. BUGFIX: no argument for beginning-of-buffer-other-window() 0.0.2 1. MISHIMA Masahiro's patch applied. 2. Work up files into a file(oneliner.el). 0.0.1 1. first version oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/Makefile.in0100644000175000017500000000775707764574474016356 0ustar mohuramohura### ### Makefile for byte-compile ### (DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE) ### ### Author: Kiyoka Nishiyama ### Created: 11,Sep,2001 ### Revised: 11,Feb,2002 srcdir = @srcdir@ VPATH = @srcdir@ prefix = @prefix@ infodir = @infodir@ EMACS = @EMACS@ elispdir = @lispdir@/oneliner ################################################################ OBJS = oneliner.elc SRCS = oneliner.el TEMPFILE = temp.el DIST_COMMON = oneliner.el TODO TODO.ja COPYING CREDITS CHANGELOG \ Makefile.in README.Meadow README README.ja\ configure.in install-sh config.sub config.guess aclocal.m4 DIST_INFO = info/oneliner.texi info/install-info.wrapper info/Makefile.in DIST_SCRIPTS = scripts/el scripts/Makefile.in DIST_DOC = doc/readme.sdoc CP = @CP@ RM = @RM@ -f MV = @MV@ TAR = @TAR@ MKDIR = @MKDIR@ -p RMDIR = @RMDIR@ SDOC = @SDOC@ # To save Emacses on Windows PWD = VER = @ONELINER_VER@ ################################################################ all: $(OBJS) info-en info-ja make-scripts doc: doc-en doc-ja install: install-el install-info-en install-info-ja install-scripts uninstall: uninstall-elc uninstall-info-en uninstall-info-ja uninstall-scripts ################################################################ $(OBJS): $(TEMPFILE) oneliner.el @echo 'Compiling EL files of Oneliner ... ' @echo 'PLEASE IGNORE WARNINGS IF DISPLAYED. TAKE IT EASY!' $(EMACS) -batch -q -no-site-file -l ./$(TEMPFILE) -f oneliner-compile @echo 'Compiling EL files of Oneliner ... done' $(TEMPFILE): @echo '(setq load-path (cons "." load-path))' > $(TEMPFILE) @echo '(defun oneliner-compile () (mapcar (function (lambda (x) (byte-compile-file x))) (list ' >> $(TEMPFILE) @echo $(OBJS) | sed -e 's/\(oneliner[^ ]*\.el\)c/"\1"/g' >> $(TEMPFILE) @echo ')))' >> $(TEMPFILE) install-el: $(OBJS) -@if [ ! -d $(elispdir) ]; then \ $(MKDIR) $(elispdir); \ fi $(CP) $(SRCS) $(elispdir) $(CP) $(OBJS) $(elispdir) ################################################################ info-en: cd info; $(MAKE) info-en EMACS=$(EMACS) install-info-en: cd info; $(MAKE) install-info-en infodir=$(infodir) ################################################################ info-ja: cd info; $(MAKE) info-ja EMACS=$(EMACS) prefix=$(prefix) install-info-ja: cd info; $(MAKE) install-info-ja infodir=$(infodir) prefix=$(prefix) ################################################################ make-scripts: cd scripts; $(MAKE) all install-scripts: cd scripts; $(MAKE) install ################################################################ doc-en: cd doc; \ $(SDOC) -masterLocale:en -locale:en -format:plain readme.sdoc; \ $(MV) readme.txt ../README; \ cd .. doc-ja: cd doc; \ $(SDOC) -locale:ja -format:plain readme.sdoc; \ $(MV) readme_ja.txt ../README.ja; \ cd .. ################################################################ clean: $(RM) $(OBJS) $(TEMPFILE) cd info; $(MAKE) clean cd scripts; $(MAKE) clean distclean: clean $(RM) Makefile scripts/Makefile info/Makefile $(RM) config.status config.log realclean: distclean $(RM) README README.ja ################################################################ uninstall-elc: $(RM) $(elispdir)/* $(RMDIR) $(elispdir) uninstall-info-en: cd info; $(MAKE) uninstall-info-en infodir=$(infodir) uninstall-info-ja: cd info; $(MAKE) uninstall-info-ja infodir=$(infodir) uninstall-scripts: cd scripts; $(MAKE) uninstall ################################################################ distdir: doc $(MKDIR) oneliner-$(VER)/{doc,scripts,info} $(CP) $(DIST_COMMON) oneliner-$(VER) $(CP) $(DIST_SCRIPTS) oneliner-$(VER)/scripts $(CP) $(DIST_INFO) oneliner-$(VER)/info $(CP) $(DIST_DOC) oneliner-$(VER)/doc # # !! You must exec "make setup -f Makefile.in" before "make archive". # archive: distdir cd oneliner-$(VER) ; autoconf /bin/rm -rf oneliner-$(VER)/*.cache $(TAR) zcf oneliner-$(VER).tar.gz oneliner-$(VER) setup: /bin/rm -rf *.cache aclocal autoconf configure ## ## End of Makefile ## oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/README.Meadow0100644000175000017500000000152307764574474016365 0ustar mohuramohura README for Meadow users If you want to use with Meadow, you should read this Document. 1. How to install to Meadow on MS-Windows 1) You must install "cygwin" system before installing Oneliner. And you need these tools. - texinfo - make - perl (version 5 or later) 2) Do "./configure" on cygwin system with some switchs as follows: --prefix=/cygdrive/c/Meadow/1.14 --with-emacs=meadow --with-lispdir=/cygdrive/c/Meadow/site-lisp (and the drive-letter must be change, if you need.) 3) Do "make ; make install" on cygwin system. 2. How to setup (after installing) 1) Add this line to ".emacs" (require 'oneliner) 2) Please set the environment variable 'TMPDIR'. The one of examples with 'bash' shell is as follows: export TMPDIR "c:/tmp/oneliner.tmp" oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/README0100644000175000017500000000422607764574474015155 0ustar mohuramohura Oneliner README =============== $Date: 2002/02/12 15:15:35 $ Kiyoka Nishiyama http://oneliner-elisp.sourceforge.net/ 1 What is Oneliner ------------------ - Oneliner is free software. - you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License. - Oneliner is hooks of Emacs standard shell-mode. - Oneliner provides nice extentions for UNIX shell masters. 2 abstruct ---------- - You can connect command input/output to/from Emacs buffer with easy operation. - You can sync directory-value between shell-mode and shell process. - Oneliner gives you notice with beep when command execution was complete. - Oneliner handles control codes. 3 Installation -------------- 3.1 Installation of software and documents ------------------------------------------ - Do "./configure". If you need change parameter for you environment, please use switches as follows. If you are a 'Meadow' user, please read the 'README.Meadow' file, too. - --prefix=path_to_install_DIR - --with-emacs=yes - --with-xemacs=yes - --with-lispdir=path_to_site-lisp_dir - make - make install - Please add this code to .emacs (require 'oneliner) - Please set the environment variable 'TMPDIR'. Set the temporary directory path to 'TMPDIR'. The one of examples with 'bash' shell is as follows: export TMPDIR='~/tmp/' 3.2 Uninstallation of software and documents -------------------------------------------- - make uninstall 3.3 Make a tar.gz archive file ------------------------------ - Get the Oneliner's source tree from the CVS server. - make setup -f Makefile.in ; make archive 4 Development members --------------------- - Kiyoka Nishiyama - MISHIMA Masahiro - IWAI, Masaharu - OHURA Makoto 5 Bibliography -------------- - Bil Lewis,Dan LaLiberte, Richard Stallman and the GNU Manual Gourp Emacs Lisp Reference Manual oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/README.ja0100644000175000017500000000426707764574474015553 0ustar mohuramohura Oneliner README =============== $Date: 2002/02/12 15:15:35 $ Kiyoka Nishiyama http://oneliner-elisp.sourceforge.net/ 1 OnelinerH ---------------- - Onelinert[\tgEFAB - GNU General Public License (GPL2) zz B - OnelinerAEmacsWshell-modetbNWB - VFCiLUNIX[U[gW B 2 Tv ------ - PAshell-modeWoEmacsobt@ B - EmacsVFvZXJgfBNgSｩI B - R}hbeepmB - *shell*obt@oRg[R[hs B 3 CXg[@ ------------------ 3.1 \tgEFAEhLgCXg[ -------------------------------------------- - ./configureﾀsB XCb`g BAMeadow[U[README.MeadowQ B - --prefix=path_to_install_DIR - --with-emacs=yes - --with-xemacs=yes - --with-lispdir=path_to_site-lisp_dir - make - make install - .emacsLqB (require 'oneliner) - VFTMPDIRB TMPDIROnelinerge|fBNgwB AbashB export TMPDIR='~/tmp/' 3.2 \tgEFAEhLgACXg[ ------------------------------------------------ - make uninstall 3.3 tar.gzA[JCu -------------------------- - CVST[o[Oneliner\[Xc[B - make setup -f Makefile.in ; make archive 4 Jo[ -------------- - Kiyoka Nishiyama - MISHIMA Masahiro - IWAI, Masaharu - OHURA Makoto 5 Ql ---------- - Bil Lewis,Dan LaLiberte, Richard Stallman and the GNU Manual GourpY Emacs Lispt@X}jA ()AXL[ - R{aF XgV ()AXL[ oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/configure.in0100644000175000017500000000424407764574474016606 0ustar mohuramohuradnl dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script. dnl AC_INIT(oneliner.el) dnl dnl We use a path for perl so the #! line in autoscan will work. dnl AC_PATH_PROGS(CP, cp, /bin/cp, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(RM, rm, /bin/rm, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(MV, mv, /bin/mv, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(TAR, tar, /bin/tar, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(MKDIR, mkdir, /bin/mkdir, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(RMDIR, rmdir, /bin/rmdir, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(CHMOD, chmod, /bin/chmod, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(MAKEINFO, makeinfo, /bin/makeinfo, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(SDOC, sdoc, /usr/bin/sdoc, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(TOUCH, touch, /bin/touch, $PATH) AC_PATH_PROGS(PERL5, perl5 perl, no) AC_SUBST(PERL5)dnl if test "$PERL5" != no; then perl -e 'require 5' if test $? != 0 ; then PERL5=no AC_MSG_WARN(perl version 5 required) fi fi ONELINER_VER=`cat oneliner.el | grep "defconst oneliner-version-number" | sed -e 's/(//g' | sed -e 's/)//g' | sed -e 's/\"//g' | awk '{ print $3; }'` AC_MSG_RESULT(oneliner.el version is $ONELINER_VER) AC_SUBST(ONELINER_VER) # Emacs set environment variable EMACS as t test "x$EMACS" = xt && EMACS= emacsen="emacs xemacs" AC_CANONICAL_HOST case $host_os in *cygwin*) with_bash=yes emacsen="$emacsen MeadowNT.exe Meadow95.exe meadow" ;; esac AC_ARG_WITH(bash, [ --with-bash Use Bash to build], [case $withval in yes) SHELL=bash ;; no) ;; *) SHELL="$withval" ;; esac]) AC_ARG_WITH(xemacs, [ --with-xemacs Use XEmacs to build], [case $withval in yes) emacsen="xemacs" ;; no) emacsen="emacs" ;; *) EMACS="$withval" ;; esac]) AC_ARG_WITH(emacs, [ --with-emacs Use Emacs to build], [case $withval in yes) emacsen="emacs" ;; no) emacsen="xemacs" ;; *) EMACS="$withval" ;; esac]) if test -n "${with_xemacs+set}" && test -n "${with_emacs+set}"; then AC_MSG_ERROR(specify one of --with-xemacs or --with-emacs) fi AC_MSG_RESULT(emacsen is ${emacsen}) AC_CHECK_PROGS(EMACS, ${emacsen}, no) if test $EMACS = "no"; then AC_MSG_ERROR(cannot find emacs) fi AM_PATH_LISPDIR AC_OUTPUT(Makefile info/Makefile scripts/Makefile) oneliner-el-0.3.6.orig/install-sh0100755000175000017500000001273607764574474016306 0ustar mohuramohura#!/bin/sh # # install - install a program, script, or datafile # This comes from X11R5 (mit/util/scripts/install.sh). # # Copyright 1991 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology # # Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its # documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that # the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that # copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting # documentation, and that the name of M.I.T. not be used in advertising or # publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, # written prior permission. 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