Sample Hotwire commandswalk /home/me/Media | py-filter 'it.size > 10**7' Find all files in /home/me/Media bigger than 10 megabytes. svn diff
|filter -i frob Generate a diff, then find all lines matching "frob" in it. proc | filter frob cmd | kill Kill all processes (owned by you) with frob in their name. Note that kill is smart enough to take Process objects on its input. walk /home/me/tmp | filter '\.zip$' basename | prop path | apply rm Recursively find all zip files in /home/me/tmp, and move them to the trash. Because rm doesn't currently take File objects as input, we convert them to paths, then use the apply builtin which is similar to Unix xargs. cat /home/me/foo.txt | filter -i bar > /home/me/foo-bars.txt Save all lines matching bar in /home/me/foo.txt to a new file /home/me/foo-bars.txt. sh for x in *; do (cd ${x} && svn up); doneWe can run traditional Unix shell script by prefixing the command with "sh ". py import urllib; urllib.urlopen('http://google.com').read()
| write /tmp/google.htmlAnd Python is just a "py " away. We then save the result to a file.
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Would be easier to read with the description before the command!
Agreed. Having the description afterwards makes it harder to read
Agreed.