Closed delphym closed 2 years ago
Hi @delphym,
also on macOS and installed detox 1.4.5 via Homebrew.
The manpage of detoxrc
was very helpful to get it working: man detoxrc
/usr/local/Cellar/detox/1.4.5/etc/detoxrc
...
sequence "dennis" {
safe {
filename "/usr/local/Cellar/detox/1.4.5/share/detox/dennis.tbl";
};
};
...
/usr/local/Cellar/detox/1.4.5/share/detox/dennis.tbl
start
0x2f - # /
0x3a - # :
0x7c - # |
end
Thanks for providing this. To be honest I didn't thing I need to provide absolute path, especially if it does coexist with the other tbl files. But sounds promising!
Hello.
Thank you @dennis3484 for answering the question.
You're correct, @delphym, that you can leave off the absolute path as long as the table is in /usr/share/detox/
, /usr/local/share/detox/
, or any custom installation location provided while running ./configure
.
Doug
Hello there,
Fantastic utility, btw:)
Just looking how to change the default behaviour (say to keep some chars unchanged) as explained in #79 All is great, but I don't like to overwrite the master
save.tbl
file, but I'd prefer to customise it to my ownsave_to_keep_some.tbl
which I can use in my~/.detoxrc
defined sequence. But I'm doing either something what is not supported at all, or not doing it quite right.So, say, I created a copy of
/.../safe.tbl
and named it/usr/local/share/detox/safe_keep_some.tbl
(which I modified to my liking). Then created a sequence in~/detoxrc
like this:But running a detox now with any sequence will result into:
Note I'm on macOs Mojave, and installed latest stable detox v1.4.5 via Homebrew.