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If I do ls | less, ls detects that it isn't connected to a terminal, which is fair enough. Except that less is connected to a terminal. In this setup, ls could produce the coloured and columnised output targetting terminals, and less could deal with it properly. You can get colours working properly with ls --color=force | less -r, but that's more typing, and it doesn't do columns.
What would be cool is if there were a switch on less that tells whatever is hooked up to it to treat it like a real terminal. So you could do ls | less -T and get the coloured and columnised listing in less.
Has anything like this been done?
Could
lessor a pager like it actually do that by itself, or would this require cooperation from the shell? For instance, would the shell need to set up a pseudoterminal forlsto connect to?
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If I do ls | less, ls detects that it isn't connected to a terminal, which is fair enough. Except that less is connected to a terminal. In this setup, ls could produce the coloured and columnised output targetting terminals, and less could deal with it properly. You can get colours working properly with ls --color=force | less -r, but that's more typing, and it doesn't do columns.
What would be cool is if there were a switch on less that tells whatever is hooked up to it to treat it like a real terminal. So you could do ls | less -T and get the coloured and columnised listing in less.
Has anything like this been done?
Could
lessor a pager like it actually do that by itself, or would this require cooperation from the shell? For instance, would the shell need to set up a pseudoterminal forlsto connect to?
pty pager terminfo
asked 55 mins ago
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If I do ls | less, ls detects that it isn't connected to a terminal, which is fair enough. Except that less is connected to a terminal. In this setup, ls could produce the coloured and columnised output targetting terminals, and less could deal with it properly. You can get colours working properly with ls --color=force | less -r, but that's more typing, and it doesn't do columns.
What would be cool is if there were a switch on less that tells whatever is hooked up to it to treat it like a real terminal. So you could do ls | less -T and get the coloured and columnised listing in less.
Has anything like this been done?
Could
lessor a pager like it actually do that by itself, or would this require cooperation from the shell? For instance, would the shell need to set up a pseudoterminal forlsto connect to?
pty pager terminfo
asked 55 mins ago
Eric ToombsEric Toombs
1
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If I do ls | less, ls detects that it isn't connected to a terminal, which is fair enough. Except that less is connected to a terminal. In this setup, ls could produce the coloured and columnised output targetting terminals, and less could deal with it properly. You can get colours working properly with ls --color=force | less -r, but that's more typing, and it doesn't do columns.
What would be cool is if there were a switch on less that tells whatever is hooked up to it to treat it like a real terminal. So you could do ls | less -T and get the coloured and columnised listing in less.
Has anything like this been done?
Could
lessor a pager like it actually do that by itself, or would this require cooperation from the shell? For instance, would the shell need to set up a pseudoterminal forlsto connect to?
pty pager terminfo
pty pager terminfo
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if you run
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You will see it's set to auto so just change it in your bashrc.
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if you run
alias
You will see it's set to auto so just change it in your bashrc.
answered 16 mins ago
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if you run
alias
You will see it's set to auto so just change it in your bashrc.
answered 16 mins ago
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if you run
alias
You will see it's set to auto so just change it in your bashrc.
answered 16 mins ago
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if you run
alias
You will see it's set to auto so just change it in your bashrc.
answered 16 mins ago
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answered 16 mins ago
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