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Common prompt setup, aliases, functions

Blocklet can be activated on signal only, then i3 config can link the release of Caps Lock (e.g.)

bindsym --release Caps_Lock exec pkill -SIGRTMIN+11 i3blocks

After #8, use short text for color highlight. Color all matches of short text in long text format.

Link color schemes to other repositories? (or fork?)

• Hard copy files/directories
• Check list for commands available, files r/w/x, environment variables set/nonempty

But don't host the images in this repository; use a secondary hosting repository and link to the images from this README.md.

Cleans up code, just pass cache ID around (set 0 default), use cachesize to get string length for padding, directly use cache ID as index.

Call xdpyinfo to get resolution from Makefile and pass in the desired pixel width to dunstrc.m4 as a variable

If in purge mode, purge them, else just list them?

Handle multiple archive formats, guess by file extension.

Query VM status, etc.

Then make dmenu_theme call make.

This way I can easily generate all the files without having to load i3 first and call dmenu_theme.

Active jobs and statuses, load, etc.

Currently +2 refers to cache index 2, and all further actions for this cache need to use the +2 prefix.

After doing search-list-cache and search-select +2 to list the matches, if we plan on doing a lot of file opening with cache 2 (e.g. search-select +2 a, search-select +2 b, ...), it would be easier to drop the +2 prefix.

Instead we could do search-select %2 which does the same as +2 but then touches the cache file so that it will now be indexed at 0. Then any future search-select calls will refer to that cache by default (e.g. search-select a, search-select b, ...).

List open networks, then prompt for password (if applicable).

gvim gutters don't currently match the theme's normal background, need to add theme-based GTK2/3 settings for the GTK app background to match.

e.g. in fatal.

When _getRootProcess is a connection daemon, map the shell pid to a WM ID and save a property to the window to let close-mode know this window needs the special close mode. Currently it relies on WM command name, which doesn't work well with qrsh.

• documentation around shell forking

Some login managers make it difficult (impossible) to add $I3_HOME/bin to your PATH before launching i3, so referring directly to an executable such as close-mode would fail.

Just changing the config file to refer to the full path ${I3_HOME:-~/.i3}/bin/close-mode should suffice.

Read/write speeds

Both Xft.dpi in Xresources and xrandr --dpi.

Based on workspace name, window class/name

Support both git and p4 status information (based on current working directory and/or environment variables).

• right-justified truncated CWD
• prompt colored by return code of previous command
• indicator if this is the root ssh/qsh window (parent proc is sshd/etc)

Give options to turn these on/off depending on situation:

• username
• hostname
• tty
• git/p4 status

Also set terminal title.

Script to purge file from any backup/snapshot directories

purge -I DIR [-I DIR ...] -d depth [-f] [--all] FILES ...

Removes FILES and also traverses paths of FILES to find any instances of FILES under DIR/*{depth}. By default, it only would delete files with the same inode, with --all it will remove all matching files (versions). It is also interactive by default, which can be turned off with -f.

e.g.

$ pwd
/path/to/my/files
$ purge -I.snapshot -d 2 ./looong.log
Remove /path/to/.snapshot/nightly.0/my/files/looong.log ? (Yy) >y
Remove /path/to/.snapshot/nightly.1/my/files/looong.log ? (Yy) >y
Removed 3 files.

search-select 1 2 3

should open matches 1, 2, and 3, to the correct line numbers, in separate editor buffers/windows/etc.

I typically write it from scratch for each machine (need different information in each case), but it's good to have something to start with so that it works out of the box.

Enhance it to be python / curses based? Or keep as is with shell?