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Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò wrote: |
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> Alin Năstac <mrness@g.o> writes: |
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>> According to my local copy, we have 12876 metadata.xml files. |
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>> Something tells me that your command line will exceed the maximum |
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>> command line length supported by any shell ;) |
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> I actually checked before saying that :) Both zsh and bash on my system |
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> can get that command line going just fine. |
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> I was sure of that already because I use very often egrep $something |
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> */*/*.ebuild to scan the tree for particular stuff. |
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I remember that one time I had to split a command like dohtml |
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"${S}"/something/*.{png,html} because the line was too long. At that |
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time, bash had a limit of 32K. Now is what ... 1M? |
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