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bash - Run multiple commands with entr - Stack Overflow I am attempting to use the 'entr' command to automatically compile Groff documents I wish to run the following line: refer references bib $1 | groff -ms $1 -T pdf gt; $2 Sadly it will only compile
using entr to watch a directory without any matching files entr: No regular files to match Putting a dummy ica file suffices, in which case the new (real) ica file will be detected by entr, and then acted on Is there a better way to do this? The alternative I can think of is to use entr to watch the whole directory for any changes, and if so, run ls -l * ica and if the change resulted in a new ica file, and then in turn, run the above script It
linux - detecting directory changes with entr - Stack Overflow I want to run a command each time a directory is updated (new changed file within) I found this thread suggesting entr I've made a script applying entr but it doesn't seem to work as intended #!
Minimizing 3x + x*e^ (1 x) such that 1 lt;= x lt;=10 using cvxpy I am trying to solve the following problem using CVXPY import cvxpy as cp x = cp Variable(nonneg=True) from cvxpy atoms elementwise power import power objective = cp Minimize(3*x + x*cp exp(cp inv_
How to execute a shell script when a file changes? sudo apt-get install entr How to use entr? You first list out the files that you are watching, then pipe the list into the entr command Basically, if you have a example txt file and you want to monitor it and execute a command whenever it is changed, use this command
How to pass a Bash command to `entr`, quoting to guard against . . . I'm writing a small Bash script, which uses entr, which is a utility to re-run arbitrary commands when it detects file-system events My immediate goal is to pass entr a command which converts a given markdown file to HTML entr will run this command every time the markdown file changes A simplified but working script looks like: # script 1 in