M
I think it's because I'm on my cell phone
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2021 November 09
IP
(?<=\s)\d+\s\d{4}\-\d{2}\-\d{2}\s\d{1,2}\:\d{2}\s.+$
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Nope, you're forgetting that
That includes unicode characters, spaces, and a lot more.
But your regex isn't ready to withstand even a single space in the name
ls, which is used to retrieve information, mangles the file names a lot, so that "they look nice".That includes unicode characters, spaces, and a lot more.
But your regex isn't ready to withstand even a single space in the name
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Yep, I have developed fzfm using pure bash. Why?
M
not going, how do i represent line break in regex?
IP
\n is a new line
\r is a carriage return
\r is a carriage return
Лс
So, you're refusing the help, am I reading that right?
M
because you seem to understand the subject
M
Never, must be the translator
IP
Using \n causes the absence of the last one in the list
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You don't need to develop a file manager to understand file structure and basic system inner workings
M
the problem was in the application I was using to test the regex, it wasn't recognizing the command, I used another one and it worked lol 😂 Thank you very much
IP
No problem!
And else,
stat -c "%s %y %n" *
And else,
stat -c "%s %y %n" *
IP
This is how you may obtain info you need directly from console line
IP
Or even better one to remove the timezone and milliseconds:
stat -c "%s %.19z %n" *
stat -c "%s %.19z %n" *
M
beauty bro, one more question are you also russian?
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Fuck this shit, I'm completely out.
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All of us