Re: [TCLUG:17715] Aliasing

[Tim Sandquist <tsandqui@yahoo.com>]

You might have to make a script.  Check to see if the 
argument is aux and run ps -ef if it is.  My shell scripting
is really rusty so I'm not going to attempt to write it.

Tim

On Tue, 16 May 2000 Nick.T.Reinking@supervalu.com wrote:

> No, no.  I know how aliasing works.  But I need to alias
> something with a space in it, and nothing works.  I've tried:
> 
> alias 'ps aux'='ps -ef'
> and
> alias 'ps\ aux'='ps -ef'
> and
> alias ps\aux='ps -ef'
> etc...
> 
> Nick REinknig
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> seth_bernsen@udlp.com, on 05/16/2000 11:06:48 AM
> To: tclug-list@mn-linux.org @ PMDF
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> Subject: Re: [TCLUG:17715] Aliasing
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> > Woo!  My first real question!
> > 
> > I always forget that I'm on Solaris, and I was wanting
> > to alias 'ps aux' to 'ps -ef' - but I can't get anything to work.
> 
> Woo, my first answer.  If you use csh, here are a few examples of
> aliases I use:
> 
> alias ls 'ls -aF'
> alias cd 'cd \!*; set prompt="`hostname`:`pwd` ! >"'
> 
> 
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> Seth Bernsen
> Software Engineer
> United Defense
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