Hi,
On Sun, 24 Feb 2008, Jay Soffian wrote:
This too would be less ugly as a built-in:
alias = "! sh -c 'if test -z \"$1\"; then git config --list \
| expand \
| sed \"/^alias\\./!d; s/^alias\\.//; s/=/ /; s/ */ /g\" \
| sort | while read n v; do \
printf \"%-16s\" \"$n\"; echo \"$v\" | gnused \
\"s/\\(.\\{68\\}\\) /\\1\\n\t\t/g\" | expand; \
done; else git config \"alias.$1\"; fi' -"
Wow. This would look less ugly as an alias like this, too:
alias = "!sh -c 'case $# in \
0) git config --get-regexp \"^alias\\.\" | sed \"s/^alias\\.//\";; \
*) git config \"alias.$0\" ;; \
esac'"
which incidentally fixes a bug in your alias: you ignore $0 which is the
first parameter when using the sh -c '' idiom.
Of course, you can change the sed call to your liking...
Ciao,
Dscho