On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 8:59 AM, Karel Zak <kzak@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> or git-like solution:
>
> $ lspci --pretty=format:"%cpu %core %socket"
>
> where you can also predefine a few basic formats
> (--pretty={format,csv,...})
While I like the idea there I would suggest using some delimiter
around the field name, like this:
$ lspci --pretty=format:"%(cpu) %(core) %(socket)"
The point being this allows you to have a field called cpu and a field
called cpuvoltage, or fields called socket and sockettype. FWIW,
Python does this, though it also uses a format directive (s for
strings, d for decimal integers etc) after the closing paren.
James.
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