FOSS author: broot, dysk, bacon, rhit, miaou, safecloset, lazy-regex...
Freelance Rust programmer, living in Lyon, France
https://dystroy.org
I'd like to post only about open-source but there's a world around us.
When derives don't fit the line, I would prefer being able to do this but it doesn't play well with rustmt unfortunately:
When derives don't fit the line, I would prefer being able to do this but it doesn't play well with rustmt unfortunately:
This is typical (and hilarious):
This is typical (and hilarious):
Cool... Now let's see if it's still alive...
Cool... Now let's see if it's still alive...
Yes I'm bragging but also you should really use lazy-regex ( github.com/Canop/lazy-r... ).
Yes I'm bragging but also you should really use lazy-regex ( github.com/Canop/lazy-r... ).
Of course all regexes are lazy static and checked at compile time.
Feedback welcome.
github.com/Canop/lazy-r...
#rust #regex
Of course all regexes are lazy static and checked at compile time.
Feedback welcome.
github.com/Canop/lazy-r...
#rust #regex
- optionally display context lines
- go from one content match to another one with tab or alt-tab
dystroy.org/broot/
- optionally display context lines
- go from one content match to another one with tab or alt-tab
dystroy.org/broot/
It's quite major but the little change I want to promote is a more helpful --help with main shortcuts and examples.
dystroy.org/bacon/
It's quite major but the little change I want to promote is a more helpful --help with main shortcuts and examples.
dystroy.org/bacon/
dystroy.org/broot/
dystroy.org/broot/
Use starry(github.com/Canop/starry) :
Use starry(github.com/Canop/starry) :