Releases: wofr06/lesspipe
Added support for appimage and snap file formats
The contents of appimage and snap containers as well as cpio archives can be listed and files therein can be inspected. When using vimcolor as the colorizer program the current color scheme is used to chose the foreground colors. To get a better display of xml (and html) files the xmq program has been added.
Improved completion mechanism and handling of csv files
The completion mechanism in bash and zsh now works for file names containing special characters and names starting with ~/. The csv display has been reworked and a csvtable program has been created (see https://github.com/wofr06/csvtable).
Change output for csv files and minor fixes
v2.11 make test suite happy
V2.10 Fixes column -o issue for MacOSX
Quick fix for BSD like operating systems with a different implementation of column.
V2.09 with support for plain zlib files and changed csv display
The preferred display of csv files is now by the program column. Jsx and tsx files are now recognized by the file suffix. They were sometimes wrongly classified as html. Other minor changes have been done.
V2.08 with color fixes and support for device tree blobs
v2.08 prepare version 2.08
V2.07 with changed bat/batcat defaults, better json support
When bat/batcat is used to colorize the output, the style is now set to plain and the theme to ansi . This is a compromise for dark and light terminal backgrounds and more resembles the output without that filter. Changing the style and theme can be done in the bat config file, using the BAT_THEME and BAT_STYLE environment variables or be given as an option in the LESSCOLORIZER variable as described in the man page.
V2.06 with ShellCheck changes and a security fix
The support for perl storable (pst) files was removed for security reasons. The shell scripts do now pass the ShellCheck tests. Adjustments for the recognition of hdf amd matlab files (for newer file command) and language recognition for bat(cat) were done.
V2.05
V2.04 with csv formatting and lessfilter in PATH
Files in csv or tsv format are now displayed in table form. This can be undone with a colon appended to the file name. A program .lessfilter in the home directory or lessfilter in the PATH
gets called if existing. Colorizing programs do not get called, if less does not interpret color escape sequences (missing -R).