> pyc files I simply find it's annoying having to look at them. Don't like my `ls` to be 50% noise. Same problem with .o files in C.
Might be nicer if they were hidden files on *nix, or stored elsewhere. I could wrap or hack an ls for my own use, which treats them as hidden files. Speaking of aliases, there are many gotchas and limitations with aliases and shell functions. I write short shell scripts, each in a separate file. I can use them from other scripts as needed, I can write them in any language. There's rarely if ever any noticable performance hit. Even my `ls` aliases are little shell scripts, e.g. my `ll`: #!/bin/sh ls -ltcr --color=tty "$@" _______________________________________________ melbourne-pug mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/melbourne-pug
