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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -Elogv is a simple tool written in python that allow you to easy read +Elogv is a simple tool written in Python that allows you to easily read portage elog files. To launch it, type on a console: $ elogv @@ -6,31 +6,30 @@ $ elogv Inside the program, you can use these keys: - Down arrow -> Scroll the list of files down by 1 unit - - Up arrow -> opposite of Down arrow - - Pag Down -> Scroll the list down by 10 unit - - Pag Up -> opposite of Pag Down + - Up arrow -> Opposite of Down arrow + - Page Down -> Scroll the list down by 10 units + - Page Up -> Opposite of Page Down - End -> Go to the last file of the list - Home -> Go to the first file of the list - - t -> order the list of files by date, most recent on top - - a -> order the list of files alphabetically - - r -> reverse the list of files - - SpaceBar -> scroll the selected file - - h or F1 -> show the help screen, press Page Up/Down to scroll up and down, + - t -> Order the list of files by date, most recent on top + - a -> Order the list of files alphabetically + - r -> Reverse the list of files + - SpaceBar -> Scroll the selected file + - h or F1 -> Show the help screen, press Page Up/Down to scroll up and down, h and F1 again to hide - - d -> removes log files, usage is similar to vim "d" command, here are + - d -> Remove log files, usage is similar to vim "d" command, here are same examples: - da -> removes all files - de -> removes from selected item to the end of the list - ds -> remove from selected item to the start of the list - d1d or dd -> removes selected file only - d4d -> removes 4 files starting from selected one - - q -> quit - + da -> Remove all files + de -> Remove from selected item to the end of the list + ds -> Remove from selected item to the start of the list + d1d or dd -> Remove selected file only + d4d -> Remove 4 files starting from selected one + - q -> Quit Note: To use this software you need the portage elog system configured on your -/etc/portage/make.conf, this is a simply configuration: +/etc/portage/make.conf, this is a simple configuration: ---- /etc/portage/make.conf # Logging |