1 ;;; em-basic.el --- basic shell builtin commands
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27 (eval-when-compile (require 'esh-maint
))
29 (defgroup eshell-basic nil
30 "The \"basic\" code provides a set of convenience functions which
31 are traditionally considered shell builtins. Since all of the
32 functionality provided by them is accessible through Lisp, they are
33 not really builtins at all, but offer a command-oriented way to do the
35 :tag
"Basic shell commands"
36 :group
'eshell-module
)
40 ;; There are very few basic Eshell commands -- so-called builtins.
41 ;; They are: echo, umask, and version.
45 ;; The `echo' command repeats its arguments to the screen. It is
46 ;; optional whether this is done in a Lisp-friendly fashion (so that
47 ;; the value of echo is useful to a Lisp command using the result of
48 ;; echo as an argument), or whether it should try to act like a normal
49 ;; shell echo, and always result in a flat string being returned.
51 (defcustom eshell-plain-echo-behavior nil
52 "*If non-nil, `echo' tries to behave like an ordinary shell echo.
53 This comes at some detriment to Lisp functionality. However, the Lisp
54 equivalent of `echo' can always be achieved by using `identity'."
59 ;; An example of the difference is the following:
63 ;; If `eshell-plain-echo-behavior' is non-nil, this will yield the
64 ;; string "Hello world". If Lisp behavior is enabled, however, it
65 ;; will yield a list whose two elements are the strings "Hello" and
66 ;; "world". The way to write an equivalent expression for both would
71 ;; This always returns a single string.
75 ;; The umask command changes the default file permissions for newly
76 ;; created files. It uses the same syntax as bash.
80 ;; This command reports the version number for Eshell and all its
81 ;; dependent module, including the date when those modules were last
90 (defun eshell-echo (args &optional output-newline
)
91 "Implementation code for a Lisp version of `echo'.
92 It returns a formatted value that should be passed to `eshell-print'
93 or `eshell-printn' for display."
94 (if eshell-plain-echo-behavior
95 (concat (apply 'eshell-flatten-and-stringify args
) "\n")
98 ((= (length args
) 0) "")
106 (set-text-properties 0 (length arg
) nil arg
))
114 (append value
(list "\n")))
116 (concat (eshell-stringify value
) "\n")))
119 (defun eshell/echo
(&rest args
)
120 "Implementation of `echo'. See `eshell-plain-echo-behavior'."
121 (eshell-eval-using-options
123 '((?n nil nil output-newline
"terminate with a newline")
124 (?h
"help" nil nil
"output this help screen")
126 :usage
"[-n] [object]")
127 (eshell-echo args output-newline
)))
129 (defun eshell/printnl
(&rest args
)
130 "Print out each of the argument, separated by newlines."
131 (let ((elems (eshell-flatten-list args
)))
133 (eshell-printn (eshell-echo (list (car elems
))))
134 (setq elems
(cdr elems
)))))
136 (defun eshell/listify
(&rest args
)
137 "Return the argument(s) as a single list."
138 (if (> (length args
) 1)
140 (if (listp (car args
))
144 (defun eshell/umask
(&rest args
)
145 "Shell-like implementation of `umask'."
146 (eshell-eval-using-options
148 '((?S
"symbolic" nil symbolic-p
"display umask symbolically")
149 (?h
"help" nil nil
"display this usage message")
150 :usage
"[-S] [mode]")
151 (if (or (not args
) symbolic-p
)
155 (logand (lognot (default-file-modes))
157 (setq modstr
(substring modstr
(- (length modstr
) 3)))
159 (let ((mode (default-file-modes)))
163 (concat (and (= (logand mode
64) 64) "r")
164 (and (= (logand mode
128) 128) "w")
165 (and (= (logand mode
256) 256) "x"))
166 (concat (and (= (logand mode
8) 8) "r")
167 (and (= (logand mode
16) 16) "w")
168 (and (= (logand mode
32) 32) "x"))
169 (concat (and (= (logand mode
1) 1) "r")
170 (and (= (logand mode
2) 2) "w")
171 (and (= (logand mode
4) 4) "x"))))))
172 (eshell-printn modstr
))
173 (setcar args
(eshell-convert (car args
)))
174 (if (numberp (car args
))
175 (set-default-file-modes
176 (- 511 (car (read-from-string
177 (concat "?\\" (number-to-string (car args
)))))))
178 (error "setting umask symbolically is not yet implemented"))
180 "Warning: umask changed for all new files created by Emacs.\n"))
186 ;;; arch-tag: 385a31b1-cb95-46f0-9829-9d352ee77db8
187 ;;; em-basic.el ends here