Scrubbing through the video, this hurts my soul
echo $(echo $STRING | sed 's/World/Bash/')
For variables bash has PE forms:
echo ${STRING/World/Bash}
I miss these too much when I try Fish.
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Scrubbing through the video, this hurts my soul
echo $(echo $STRING | sed 's/World/Bash/')
For variables bash has PE forms:
echo ${STRING/World/Bash}
I miss these too much when I try Fish.
I wish that string
command and also their math
command were just general-purpose utilities pre-installed on all systems.
Tried to script something with sed
the other day and was so confused why my regexes weren't matching, until we realized you need to pass --regexp-extended
to get modern-day regex.
And then I later tried to calculate an average, which bc
decided to round down, because it was presumably doing integer math. I actually ended up running python -c "print($total / $count)"
, because I could not be arsed to work out, if there was some flag to make bc
work properly.
I'm fine with these tools continuing to exist for legacy purposes, but I would like a modern replacement just about now.
string split
/collect
and similar can't work unless its a builtin. The set foo ( ...... | string ... )
pattern couldn't work if string
was an external binary.
But I am using Fish. It's like you don't even know me!
I use Nushell, yes, I know I'm insane.
I get annoyed by differences with (Ba|Z)sh when I try Fish, but nushell is so much its own thing that it's fun.
I'm glad you mentioned nushell (it sounds like) is a more poweruser thing. Someone recommended it in place of fish in another thread and I was curious to check it out, but it sounds like not at all what I want or need as a fish user and that saves me the trouble of trying to make heads or tails of a terminal tool I don't understand
But it looks like a cool project and I'm glad it exists for people like you! 😊
@HappyFrog @ruffsl you're not insane. I think you're a person that knows what they like and knows what works for them which is the beauty of Linux.
Also I've never heard of nushell and now you've made me want to check it out!
Thank you :3 I just like structured data. It's tedious, and it won't work with most apps, but it's beautiful.