The Log File Navigator
lnav.org
lnav.org
2) I prefer ncurse to any gui ever. So much fast to use and read.
3) VIM bindings for the most part and the short cuts look very well thought out
4) Marking and copying gives the same feeling as Ranger File Manager which I use all the time and when forced to use Windows it is the first thing I always miss.
Great job and look forward to adding this to my common work flow with my Linux boxes.
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lnav-0.7.2/src/static-libs/libncurses.a(lib_mouse.o): In function `_nc_mouse_event': (.text+0x61e): undefined reference to `Gpm_GetEvent' lnav-0.7.2/src/static-libs/libncurses.a(lib_mouse.o): In function `enable_gpm_mouse': (.text+0x78c): undefined reference to `Gpm_Close'
Then I did this to "fix" it: ./configure --disable-static
How do I come by the dependencies mentioned: libpcre, sqlite, ncurses, readline,zlib, bz2? brew install doesn't know the formula if I brew install libpcre. Sorry for being a noob.
lnav itself is already in the Homebrew repository.
Of course, I could redirect the adb logcat output to a file and point this at that, but it'd be nice to have the sugar to not have to explicitly wrap the process.
make |& lnav
make |& lnav -t -w /tmp/make.out