/usr/bin/el is in oneliner-el 0.3.6-7.1.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o755.
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my $ONELINER_VER="0.3.6";
#!/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 (<INPIPE>);
close INPIPE;
unlink $tmppath;
} elsif ($use_stdin) {
$print->($_) while (<STDIN>);
} 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] ',@_;
}
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