Completing Our Bash Script - More With Variables, Arrays And If-Then Statements

[@RichardServello]

I LOVE bash. I use it to automate many tasks in my job. Using it right now to automatically generate shots (vfx production) based on the master to streamline the process on 20+ shots in a sequence.

[@RonnieNissan]

You could use xargs -r after the dmenu and the emacsclint commands so if you choose nothing, it'll just exit.

[@gianniprocida3332]

I love your channel. Thank you

[@AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Derek. I like bash.

[@DigvijayPatankar]

vim does have file manager inbuilt into it just like dired in emacs.

[@kiranbhanushali7069]

Which linux distro is? Any customization on panel?

[@drizzle8915]

What linux os is he using? It looks fricking dope

[@kylebriffa7]

Arch i think

[@Krishnan172]

This is worth the buck & we got this for free in 20min

[@Cyanwasserstoff]

Thank you Derek aka @Distrotube for a great video and yeah, at least for me it was easy to follow, but I had basic C++ programming in school. Is Bash also capable of when (), do while commands ?

[@DistroTube]

There are "while" loops in bash. And "for" and "until" loops as well.

[@Cyanwasserstoff]

@@DistroTube Thanks for the answer

[@eglinfo1]

I think I found a mistake in your command to get filenames only. I tried it and the result of one file like "test app" came out only as "test".

[@CoinDropsUnleashed]

how create same your panel on my bspwm?? i m look you dotsfile on gitlab and i confused :(

[@Tb0n3]

You kind of made `ls -1` a lot more complicated.

[@DistroTube]

ls -1 -d */ #certainly makes things a bit simpler.

[@RichardServello]

Ls errors if the result is empty. I always use find. It's not as fast sometimes but it doesn't break on empty results.

[@RichardServello]

find $myDir -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d | xargs basename -a

[@razorgarf]

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