Termsequel Release Candidate

Features

• Add gid column #71 #104 (Matheus Rambo)

Termsequel Release

Bug Fixes

• Remove space between date & time #91 #99 (Matheus Rambo)

Termsequel Release

Commits

• Redeclation of statx structs #93 #94 (Matheus Rambo)

Termsequel Release

Commits

• Include CREATION_DATE #86 #87 (Matheus Rambo)

Termsequel Release

New version of Termsequel .

This new version of termsequel, includes new columns, the support for operating system and terminal variables and the support for the *(STAR) pseudo column.

• New Columns
  The new columns are:

  • LAST_MODIFICATION
  • CREATION_DATE
  • ABSOLUTE_PATH
  • RELATIVE_PATH
  • NOT_ENDS_WITH negation of ENDS_WITH
  • NOT_STARTS_WITH negation of STARTS_WITH
  • NOT_CONTAINS negation of CONTAINS

• Variables
  You can use operating system and terminal variables(if supported) on termsequel.
  Example:

  SELECT NAME FROM $HOME WHERE NAME ENDS_WITH .pdf

  • Stat pseudo column
    To select all the available columns.
    Example:

    $ termsequel 'SELECT * FROM $HOME WHERE NAME ENDS_WITH .pdf' 1>/tmp/all-pdf-files-info.txt  

Note: In Linux, since, we switch to statx syscall(because of file creation date) you will need to have at least the glibc 2.28 version on you machine ...
Please, if you do not have the glibc >= 2.28, See my comment for instructions ...

Termsequel First Release Bug Fixes

This release contains the fix of issue #76

Termsequel First Release Bug Fixes

This release, contains bug fixes from the previous release(v1.0).

Actually, there is only one fix. That is this one

Termsequel First Release

The first release version of Termsequel!

Most important features are:

• Linux & Windows Support
• Useful columns(name, size, permissions etc)
• CMake build tool
• Directory depth level.

The binary file termsequel.exe is compiled and linked to Windows(tested on 10) and aims amd64 architecture.
The binary file termsequel.bin is compiled and linked to Linux and aims amd64 architecture.

The source code is available too. You can download it, and run in your machine.
Since, CMake is in use, you just need CMake and a C++ compiler. See the Readme or Wiki for instructions.