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ls: parsing "ls -lR"
See original GitHub issueI don’t get the expected results when I feed ls -lR into jc.
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- Created 4 years ago
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+1 to avoid crazy regex tokenizing! OK to close after merge.
Thanks! Didn’t realize that the output was ambiguous.
(Love this idea, by the way, hopefully as an interim step towards having these utilities generate this style of output directly)