Seltyk · August 13, 2023 15:19
diff --git a/nuke.zsh b/nuke.zsh
 #!/bin/zsh

 # Nuclear option: kill any program whose process/command matches a PCRE.
 # Options for `kill` are passed directly to it, e.g. `nuke -9 foo` runs `kill -9 pidof_foo`.
 # Note: a more portable alternative to $@[-1] may be to `eval last=\$$#` then use `$last`.
 # Note: making $@[1,-2] more portable might be a bit harder. I have no clue how it'd be done.
 [[ $# -eq 0 ]] && echo "Usage: nuke [KILLOPTS] PROG" && return 1 || ps ax | grep -iP "^(?!.*grep).*$@[-1]" | awk '{print $1}' | xargs -I {} kill $@[1,-2] {}
	#!/bin/zsh

	# Nuclear option: kill any program whose process/command matches a PCRE.
	# Options for `kill` are passed directly to it, e.g. `nuke -9 foo` runs `kill -9 pidof_foo`.
	# Note: a more portable alternative to $@[-1] may be to `eval last=\$$#` then use `$last`.
	# Note: making $@[1,-2] more portable might be a bit harder. I have no clue how it'd be done.
	[[ $# -eq 0 ]] && echo "Usage: nuke [KILLOPTS] PROG" && return 1 \|\| ps ax \| grep -iP "^(?!.grep).$@[-1]" \| awk '{print $1}' \| xargs -I {} kill $@[1,-2] {}