Adam Borowski
Adam Borowski
Alas, it's not so easy — wcwidth() returns 1 for those. And there's nothing you can do on the machine running *hexyl* — the display depends on the receiving side,...
It'd probably be good to, by default for ``-a``, observe alignment to 64 bits. Any my use of ``hd`` I recently remember that didn't work on a text file dealt...
I wouldn't call this a bug, but the matter might be somewhat controversial and/or confusing: the code usually named "bold" actually means "bright" on most but not all implementations. This...
Any of the numbers other than shared extents are easy to get; shared extents would require two passes as we don't know yet about other files that are yet to...
While the numbers wouldn't sum up (because of extents shared between files), that's a reasonable idea. How would you suggest to display multiple compression types in one file?
Displaying the whole table for every file would be way too much verbose.
The first part, reducing buffer size, works even far more impressively on my test filesystem. That's pure awesomesity! On the other hand, using max_object beyond the st_ino, makes it slower...
Branch with both changes applied: https://github.com/kilobyte/compsize/tree/loop_retry
This helped, but is still slower than continuing if previous run had >512.
@Self-Perfection: what version are you comparing with? 1,5 should have the buffer size speedup. If the alternate retry condition makes such a large difference that's good to hear — but,...