XOR-op

@artworksmetal Thank you for your tutorial. It does work now.

Hi @GyulyVGC, finding PID of connections for cross-platform application is challenging, so I want to share my experiences. The nethogs' behavior heavily relies on `/proc` and Linux only, so I...

Yes, my implementation supports getting pid, process name, executable path and cmdline of a process by a local port, either TCP or UDP. So it should satisfy your need. As...

Hey @GyulyVGC, it may be difficult to directly use the macOS implementation on other BSD systems. However, you could have a look at the freebsd_amd64 implementation from [Clash](https://github.com/MetaCubeX/mihomo/blob/Alpha/component/process/process_freebsd_amd64.go) which is...

Sorry for the late update since I have a busy month. Now this behavior is controlled by the argument.

cc @musjj @Tweoss @sxyazi

> I prefer to just keep one "Emacs" implement, having too many implementations would make maintenance more difficult. > > It seems like a good idea to exclude `/` from...

> Are you sure you're using vanilla zsh there? In zsh, slashes are not treated as a delimiter unless you use `select-word-style bash`. I tested it in zsh on MacOS,...

That makes sense. I think we could implement two features separately: 1. Better handling of word separator, like `readline`-style word movement and skip '/' under some cases for ergonomic experience....

> Can't this be covered by `whichstop`? i.e. when `/` does not exist in `whichstop`, it means skipping `/` and treating it as part of the character rather than the...