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#!/bin/bash

progWidth="${1:-3}"
sleepTime="0.2"

resetTerm() {
  tput sgr0     # Unset as many things that we've set as possible
  tput cnorm    # Display the cursor again
  printf '%s\n' ""
  exit 0

rawiriblundell

#!/bin/bash

progWidth="${1:-3}"
sleepTime="0.2"

resetTerm() {
  tput sgr0     # Unset as many things that we've set as possible
  tput cnorm    # Display the cursor again
  printf '%s\n' ""
  exit 0

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# flocate function.  This gives a search function that blends find and locate
# Will obviously only work where locate lives, so Solaris will mostly be out of luck
# Usage: flocate searchterm1 searchterm2 searchterm[n]
# Source: http://solarum.com/v.php?l=1149LV99
flocate() {
  if ! command -v locate &>/dev/null; then
    printf '%s\n' "[ERROR]: 'flocate' depends on 'locate', which wasn't found."
    return 1
  fi
  if (( $# > 1 )); then

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# Add -p option to 'touch' to combine 'mkdir -p' and 'touch'
# The trick here is that we use 'command' to launch 'touch',
# as it overrides the shell's lookup order.. essentially speaking.
touch() {
  # Check if '-p' is present.
  # For bash3+ you could use 'if [[ "$@" =~ -p ]];'
  if echo "$@" | grep "\\-p" >/dev/null 2>&1; then

    # Transfer everything to a local array
    local argArray=( "$@" )

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# Check if 'watch' is available, if not, enable a stop-gap function
if ! command -v watch &>/dev/null; then
  watch() {
    local OPTIND colWidth titleHead sleepTime dateNow

    while getopts ":hn:vt" optFlags; do
      case "${optFlags}" in
        (h)  printf '%s\n' "Usage:" " watch [-hntv] <command>" "" \
              "Options:" \
              "  -h, help.      Print a summary of the options" \

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# Password strength check function.  Can be fed a password most ways.
# TO-DO: add a verbose output switch
pwcheck () {
  # Read password in, if it's blank, prompt the user
  if [[ "${*}" = "" ]]; then
    read -resp $'Please enter the password/phrase you would like checked:\n' PwdIn
  else
    # Otherwise, whatever is fed in is the password to check
    PwdIn="${*}"
  fi

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# Detect if our version of 'tput' is so old that it uses termcap syntax
# If this is the case, overlay it so that newer terminfo style syntax works
# Inspired by 'bashlib' and 'liquidprompt'
# For performance we only implement if 'tput ce' (a harmless test) works
if tput ce 2>/dev/null; then
  tput() {
    ctput-null() { command tput "${@}" 2>/dev/null; }
    ctput() { command tput "${@}"; }
    case "${1}" in
      (blink)         ctput-null blink || ctput mb;;

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# shellcheck shell=bash
################################################################################
# setprompt and related/required functions
################################################################################

# Wrap 'cd' to automatically update GIT_BRANCH when necessary
cd() {
  command cd "${@}" || return 1
  if is_gitdir; then
    PS1_GIT_MODE=True

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if (( BASH_VERSINFO >= 4 )); then
  tolower() {
    # If parameter is a file, or stdin is used, action that first
    if [[ -r "${1}" ]]||[[ ! -t 0 ]]; then
      # We structure our while read loop to handle no newline at EOF
      eof=
      while [[ -z "${eof}" ]]; do
        read -r || eof=true
        printf -- '%s\n' "${REPLY,,}"
      done < "${1:-/dev/stdin}"

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logname() {
  case "${1}" in
    (--home)
      getent passwd "$(command logname)" | awk -F ':' '{print $6}'
    ;;
    (*)
      command logname "${@}"
    ;;
  esac
}