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# #+title: .bashrc
# #+date: <2020-11-29 10:51:24 Sunday>
# #+author: George M Jones
# #+email: gmj@pobox.com
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# #+language: en
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# #+creator: Emacs 28.0.50 (Org mode 9.4)
# 
# 
# * About
# ** Intro
#    This is George Jones' .bashrc file as an literate programming file in
#    emacs org mode using babel blocks.
# 
# ** To generate the actual .bashrc
#    This .bashrc.org file must be process to generate the actual .bashrc
# 
#    It can be processed interactively to generate .bashrc via
#    org-babel-tangle-file or from the command line as
# 
#    #+begin_example
#   emacs --batch --eval "(require 'org)" --eval '(org-babel-tangle-file ".bashrc.org")'
#    #+end_example
# 
#    Permanent changes must be made to the .org version, as the actual
#    .bashrc will be overwritten when the .org version is "compiled"
# 
# ** Debugging
# 
#   In most bash files I do
# 
#   #+begin_example
#   set -e
#   set -u
#   #+end_example
# 
#   but there are problems setting it in .bashrc.   An error then causes
#   you to exit the shell entirely (not what you want), and there are
#   several constructs that cause warnings due to undefined variables
#   (these can/probably should be fixd)
# 
#   Set
# 
#   #+begin_example
#   export DEBUG=1
#   #+end_example
# 
#   to enable debugging output from the debug helper function.
# 
# * .bashrc
# ** Helper functions
#    I define a few syslog-ish helper functions to print warnings,
#    errors, etc.
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#   #PROG=`basename "$0" | tr -d '\n'`  # normal setting
#   PROG="bashrc" # setting for bashrc due to errors
# 
#   function info()  { echo ${PROG}\: info: "$@" 1>&2; }
#   function warn()  { echo ${PROG}\: warning: "$@" 1>&2; }
#   function error() { echo ${PROG}\: error: "$@" 1>&2; }
#   function debug() { [[ -v DEBUG ]] && echo ${PROG}\: debug: "$@" 1>&2 || true ; }
#   function die()   { echo ${PROG}\: fatal: "$@" 1>&2 && exit 1; }
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Set a reasonable default prompt
# 
#    Here I set a reasonable default prompt that includes timestamp,
#    username, host and current directory:
# 
#  #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
# export PS1="\# [\t] \u@\h \W/ $ "
#  #+end_src
# 
# ** Misc aliases
# 
#    Define various aliases that I use
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#   alias rm='	rm -i'
#   alias ag='	alias | grep -i'
#   alias eg='	printenv | grep -i'
#   alias hg='	history | grep -i'
#   alias ht='	history | tail'
#   alias fpg='	find . -print | egrep -i'
#   alias egi='	egrep -i'
#   alias psg='	/bin/ps -auxww | grep'
#   alias p8='	ping -c 3 8.8.8.8' # make sure routing works
#   alias pp='	ping -c 3 port111.com' # make sure dns and routing work
#   alias locate='locate -r'
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** cd commands that use/print the directory stack
# 
#    These aliases support pushd/popd/dirs like functionality while
#    listing one directory per line
# 
#    I like to keep a "stack" of directories so I can work on one thing
#    then "pop" back to where I was.   =pushd= an =popd= support this,
#    and =dirs= lists the directories, but I prefer to have them listed
#    one per line.
# 
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#   function dirl() {
#       # "DIR"ectory "L"ist directory stack, one per line
#       # Usage: dirl
# 
#       for d in `dirs`; do echo $d; done
#   }
# 
#   function dirc() {
#       # "DIR"ectory "C"onnect - connect to directory and list stack
#       # Usage: dirc [DIR
# 
#       pushd ${1:-"$HOME"} > /dev/null
#       dirl
#   }
# 
#   function dirp () {
#       # "DIR"ectory "P"op - pop N entries off the directory stack
#       # Usage: dirp [N]
#       #
#       # OLD:
#       #   alias  dirp='popd > /dev/null && dirl'
#       for i in `seq ${1:-"1"}`; do
#           debug "dirl: popd. i is $i"
#           popd > /dev/null;
#       done
#       dirl
#   }
# 
#   alias cd=pushd
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Misc functions
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
# 
#   function gf() {
#   # grep-find: grep for patterins in files via find
#   #
#   # Usage: gf patterns [files [days]]
#   #
#   # Examples:
#   #   gf findMeAnywhere
#   #   gf findMeInTextFiles '*.txt'
#   #   gf findMeInTextFiles .txt
#   #   gf BEGIN\|END .org 30
# 
#   local files=""
#   local days="365"
# 
#   set -o noglob
# 
#   # First arg is pattern(s) for egrep
#   if [ -z ${1+x} ]; then
#     echo 'gf needs string(s) to search for ' 1>&2
#     info "Usage: gf patterns [files [days]]"
#     return 1
#   fi
# 
#   # Second arg (if present) is files for find.  No globbing, so "*.txt" OK
#   if [ ! -z ${2+x} ]; then
#     if [[ "$2" =~ ^\. ]]; then
#       # Special case: treat ".foo" as "*.foo"
#       # Avoids needing to quote on command line
#       files="-name *$2"
#     else
#       files="-name ${2}"
#     fi
#   fi
# 
#   # $3 (if present) is find -mtime arg, default 365
#   if [ ! -z ${3+x} ]; then
#     days="${3}"
#   fi
# 
#   # set -x
#   find . -type f -mtime -${days} $files -exec egrep --color -H -i "${1}" \{\} \;
#   # set +x
# 
#   set +o noglob
#   }
#  #+end_src
# 
# ** Bash history functions and settings
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
# 
#   # Preserve history across sesssions
#   #
#   # http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/1288/preserve-bash-history-in-multiple-terminal-windows
#   #
#   export HISTCONTROL=ignoredups:erasedups  # no duplicate entries
#   export HISTSIZE=100000                   # big big history
#   export HISTFILESIZE=100000               # big big history
#   shopt -s histappend                      # append to history, don't overwrite it
# 
#   # Save and reload the history after each command finishes
#   export PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a; history -c; history -r;"
# 
# 
#   function hgt() {
#       # hgt == "history grep (for arg) tail"
#       #echo "Histroy Grep tail"
# 
#       if [ -z ${1+x} ]; then
#           echo 'hgt needs an argument' 1>&2
#           return 1
#       fi
# 
#       history | grep -i "$1" | tail
#       return 0
#   }
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Set the hostnane, timezone and local
#    Set HOSTNAME if ~/etc/hostname exists
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#    if [ -e ${HOME}/etc/hostname ]; then
#        export HOSTNAME=`cat ${HOME}/etc/hostname`
#    elif [ -e /etc/hostname ]; then
#        export HOSTNAME=`cat /etc/hostname`
#    else
#        export HOSTNAME="unknown"
#    fi
# 
#    # Set timezone if ~/bin/tz.sh exists
# 
#    # NEW, if neeeed?
#    #
#    # https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-set-or-change-timezone-in-linux/
#    #
#    # OLD:
#    #
#    # if [ -e ~/bin/tz.sh ]; then
#    #     echo Setting timezone.
#    #     source ~/bin/tz.sh # should be in ~/rc.local
#    # fi
# 
#    # STILL NEEDED?
#    #
#    # Set local for numeric output
#    LOCAL=`locale -a | grep -i en_us | head -1`
#    if [[ "$LOCAL" != "" ]]; then export LC_NUMERIC="$LOCAL"; fi
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Set up ssh agent
#    Add keys by hand if needed via
# 
#    #+begin_example
#    ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_*
#    #+end_example
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#    if [ -e ~/bin/sshagent ]; then
#        source ~/bin/sshagent
#    fi
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Copy stdin to clipboard
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#    if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "linux-gnu"* ]]; then
#      alias 2clip='xclip -selection c'
#      alias 3clip='printf %s "$(cat /dev/stdin)" | xclip -selection c'  # no final \n
#    elif [[ "$OSTYPE" == "darwin"* ]]; then
#      alias 2clip='pbcopy'
#    fi
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Path functions
#   These path* functions add and remove elements to PATH.
#   They insure that entries are unique.
#   They allow you to place a path first or last in the order (e.g.
#   so that ~/bin comes before /usr/local/bin)
# 
#   #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#   pathrm() {
#       # remove an item from the path
#       if [ -d "$1" ]; then
#           removeThis="`echo $1 | sed -e 's#/#\\\/#'g`"
#           newPath=`echo $PATH | awk -v RS=: -v ORS=: "/$removeThis/ {next} {print}" | sed 's/[ :]*$//g'`
#           export PATH=$newPath
#       fi
#   }
# 
# 
#   pathlast() {
#       # add path to the end if not there
#       if [ -d "$1" ] && [[ ":$PATH:" != *":$1:"* ]]; then
#           export PATH="${PATH:+"$PATH:"}$1"
#       fi
#   }
# 
# 
#   pathfirst() {
#       # add path to the front if not there
#       if [ -d "$1" ] && [[ ":$PATH:" != *":$1:"* ]]; then
#           export PATH="$1:${PATH}"
#       fi
#   }
# 
#   path() {
#     # show path
#     echo $PATH
#   }
# 
#   # show path, one entry per line
#   alias pathcat="echo $PATH | sed 's/:/\n/g'"
# 
# 
#   # Be sure we have a few specific paths if they exist
# 
#   pathlast $HOME/bin
#   pathlast /usr/local/bin
#   pathlast /opt/bin
#   #+end_src
# 
# ** source ~/rc.local/*.sh to do non-general bash setup
#    Execute any .sh files in ~/rc.local/*.sh
# 
#    This allows me to split out setup for aliases and commands that
#    only get used on certian systems or in certian contexts (git, go,
#    mail, blog..)
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
# 
#    if [ -d ${HOME}/rc.local ]; then
#        for rcfile in $(find ${HOME}/rc.local -name \*.sh); do
#            debug running localrc ${rcfile}
#            source ${rcfile}
#        done
#    fi
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Invoking emacs
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#    alias emacs='setsid emacs'
# 
#    # from http://stuff-things.net/2014/12/16/working-with-emacsclient/
# 
#    if [ -z "$SSH_CONNECTION" ]; then
#        export EMACSCLIENT=emacsclient
#        alias ec="$EMACSCLIENT -c -n"
#        export EDITOR="$EMACSCLIENT -c"
#        export ALTERNATE_EDITOR=""
#    else
#        export EDITOR=$(type -P emacs || type -P ed)
#    fi
#    export VISUAL=$EDITOR
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** ls aliases
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
# 
#    # coloring for ls functions
# 
#    if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "linux-gnu" ]]; then
#        color="--color";
#    else
#        color=""
#    fi
# 
#    BIN_LS=/bin/ls
#    alias ls='	ls '$color' -a'
# 
# 
#    # Long List Reverse Tail
#    function llrt() { ls -lrt $color ${*:-}; }
# 
#    # Long List Time
#    function llt() { ls -lt $color ${*:-}; }
# 
#    # Long List Time, More
#    function lltm() { ls -lt $color ${*:-} | more; }
# 
#    # Long List Time, Less
#    function lltl() { ls -alt $color ${*:-} | more; }
# 
#    # Long List Time, Head
#    function llth() { ls -lt $color ${*:-} | head; }
# 
#    # Long List Time, Tail
#    function lltt() { ls -alt $color ${*:-} | tail; }
# 
# 
#    # List Sort Size
#    function lss() { ls -a1s $color ${*:-} | sort -n; }
# 
#    # List Sort Size Reverse
#    function lssr() { ls -a1s $color ${*:-} | sort -nr; }
# 
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** Aliases for viewing the newest file in a directoy
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
# 
#    function nf ()
#    {
#        # list the newest file in the current directory
#        NF=`find ${1:-.} -maxdepth 1 -type f -print0 | xargs -0 ls -1t  |  head -1;`;
#        echo ${NF:-/dev/null} | sed "s/ /\\\ /g"
#    }
# 
# 
#    # new file tail file
#    function nftf { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs tail -f  ; }
# 
#    # new file tail
#    function nft { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs tail  ; }
# 
#    # new file head
#    function nfh { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs head  ; }
# 
#    # new file less
#    function nfl { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs less  ; }
# 
#    # new file cat
#    function nfc { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs cat  ; }
# 
#    # new file ls
#    function nfls { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs ls -A1t  ; }
# 
#    # new file ls -l
#    function nflsl { NF=`nf ${1:-.}`; debug NF $NF;  echo "$NF" | xargs
#    ls -Atl  ; }
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** viewing files
#    Notes on setting up file/mime type assiciatons
#    https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/77136/xdg-open-default-applications-behavior
# 
#    So...
# 
#    locate -r 'emacs.*\.desktop'
#    xdg-mime default emacs.desktop text/plain
# 
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#    if [[  ! -z "`which xdg-open`" ]]; then alias open='xdg-open '; fi
#    #+end_src
# 
# ** All done
#    #+begin_src shell :tangle .bashrc.sh :noweb no-export
#    touch $HOME/.bashrc-ran
#    debug ".bashrc done"
#    #+end_src