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Re: maximum value for HISTSIZE ?
- X-seq: zsh-users 10123
- From: Andy Spiegl <zsh.Andy@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: maximum value for HISTSIZE ?
- Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2006 22:47:01 +0200
Hi Carlos,
good to see that I'm not alone. :-)
> As a workaround I do the following:
> ...
Yep, same here.
Yesterday I wrote a simple perl script which will run weekly
and cleans up my history file.
Basically it does the following to delete all simple lines:
(watch out, it contains lots of personal aliases)
# `:<beginning time>:<elapsed seconds>;<command>'.
# Warning: <command> can contain multiple lines (with \ at line end)
my ($line, $cmd, $continued, $lastLinePrinted);
$lastLinePrinted=0;
while ($line = <STDIN>)
{
if ($continued and $lastLinePrinted)
{
print $line;
$continued=($line =~ /\\$/); # still continued?
next;
}
# new history event
if (not $line =~ /^:[^:]+:[^;]+;(.*)$/)
{
print STDERR "skipping invalid zsh-history line in line $..\n";
next;
}
$cmd = $1;
$continued=1 if $cmd =~ /\\$/;
# short commands/aliases without arguments
next if $cmd =~ /^(bb|ls|l|ltr|lS|cd)*$/;
# don't skip more complex commands
if (not $cmd =~ /&|;|\|/)
{
# short often used commands without options
next if $cmd =~ /^(l|ls|ll|lh|ltr|lltr|fff|xv|rm|rd|(d)?loc(ate)?|stat|g(un)?zip|b(un)?zip2|unzip|run-help|where|which|gimp|ping|(tk)?diff|cat|adr|kill|sr (google|ebay)|qiv-max|mutt|disown) +[^-]/;
# short often used commands with some options
next if $cmd =~ /^(rm -(r|rf)|l(s|l|h)? -(d|R|u)|rd -p|gzip -9|bzip2 -9|diff -r|du -(sh|h|s)) +[^-]/;
# specials
next if $cmd =~ /^cd (diario|~\/diario)/;
next if $cmd =~ /^(heute|diario|stunden)/;
# keep mplayer with options OR some arg with a colon
next if $cmd =~ /^\\?mplayer[^ ]* +[^-]/ and not $cmd =~ /^\\?mplayer[^ ]* +.*:/;
}
# okay, line ist interesting enough -> keep it
print $line;
$lastLinePrinted=1;
}
Suggestions are very welcome!
Bye,
Andy.
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of any one century. (Baltasar Gracián, Spanish writer)
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