Attachment #1771 for bug #1796

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Lines 19-25 Link Here

(-)tdesdk/scripts/CMakeLists.txt (-1 / +1 lines)
19	svnversions svnchangesince findmissingcrystal tdesvn-build	19	svnversions svnchangesince findmissingcrystal tdesvn-build
20	kdedoc qtdoc extractrc extractattr zonetab2pot.py licensecheck	20	kdedoc qtdoc extractrc extractattr zonetab2pot.py licensecheck
21	fixkdeincludes fixuifiles includemocs cxxmetric extend_dmalloc	21	fixkdeincludes fixuifiles includemocs cxxmetric extend_dmalloc
22	kdekillall kdelnk2desktop.py package_crystalsvg png2mng.pl	22	tdekillall kdelnk2desktop.py package_crystalsvg png2mng.pl
23	kdemangen.pl	23	kdemangen.pl
24	DESTINATION ${BIN_INSTALL_DIR} )	24	DESTINATION ${BIN_INSTALL_DIR} )
25		25

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(-)tdesdk/scripts/Makefile.am (-1 / +1 lines)
9	svnchangesince findmissingcrystal tdesvn-build \	9	svnchangesince findmissingcrystal tdesvn-build \
10	kdedoc qtdoc extractrc extractattr zonetab2pot.py \	10	kdedoc qtdoc extractrc extractattr zonetab2pot.py \
11	licensecheck fixkdeincludes fixuifiles includemocs \	11	licensecheck fixkdeincludes fixuifiles includemocs \
12	cxxmetric extend_dmalloc kdekillall kdelnk2desktop.py \	12	cxxmetric extend_dmalloc tdekillall kdelnk2desktop.py \
13	package_crystalsvg png2mng.pl kdemangen.pl	13	package_crystalsvg png2mng.pl kdemangen.pl
14		14
15	# Install syntax highlighting file for KWrite/Kate.	15	# Install syntax highlighting file for KWrite/Kate.

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(-)tdesdk/scripts/README (-1 / +1 lines)
13		13
14	extend_dmalloc Script to run gdb on return-addresses	14	extend_dmalloc Script to run gdb on return-addresses
15		15
16	kdekillall Kills the process "tdeinit: <process> with signal <signal>	16	tdekillall Kills the process "tdeinit: <process> with signal <signal>
17		17
18	=== PROGRAMMING SUPPORT	18	=== PROGRAMMING SUPPORT
19		19

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(-)tdesdk/scripts/completions/zsh/_kdekillall (-8 lines)
1	#compdef kdekillall
2
3	local progs
4	progs=(`ps x \| grep tdeinit: \| grep -v Running \| grep -v grep \| sed 's,.tdeinit: ,,' \| sed 's, .,,'`)
5
6	_alternative \
7	'Q_SIGNALS:: _Q_SIGNALS -p' \
8	'compadd $progs'

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(-)tdesdk/scripts/completions/zsh/_tdekillall (+8 lines)
	1	#compdef tdekillall
	2
	3	local progs
	4	progs=(`ps x \| grep tdeinit: \| grep -v Running \| grep -v grep \| sed 's,.tdeinit: ,,' \| sed 's, .,,'`)
	5
	6	_alternative \
	7	'Q_SIGNALS:: _Q_SIGNALS -p' \
	8	'compadd $progs'




#! /bin/sh

case $1 in
    -*) signal=$1; shift;;
esac
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 [-<signal>] <process>"
    echo 'Kills the process "tdeinit: <process> with signal <signal>"'
	echo "if <signal> is not specified, it defaults to SIGTERM,"
	echo "see kill -l for a list of possible Q_SIGNALS"
else
    list=$(ps auwx | grep $USER | awk "/[k]deinit: $1/ {print \$2}")
    if test -z "$list"; then
        # on newer Linux kernels (>= 2.6.10) KDE is able to use 
        # prctl(PR_SET_NAME) to change the process name...
        list=$(ps auwx | grep $USER | awk "/\[tdeinit\] $1/ {print \$2}")
    fi
    if test -z "$list"; then
        # with KDE 3.4 we changed the view again...
        list=$(ps auwx | grep $USER | awk "/$1 \[tdeinit\]/ {print \$2}")
    fi
    if test -n "$list"; then 
        kill $signal $list
    else
        echo 'No process killed'
        exit 1
    fi
fi




#! /bin/sh

case $1 in
    -*) signal=$1; shift;;
esac
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 [-<signal>] <process>"
    echo 'Kills the process "tdeinit: <process> with signal <signal>"'
	echo "if <signal> is not specified, it defaults to SIGTERM,"
	echo "see kill -l for a list of possible SIGNALS"
else
    list=$(ps auwx | grep $USER | awk "/[k]deinit: $1/ {print \$2}")
    if test -z "$list"; then
        # on newer Linux kernels (>= 2.6.10) KDE is able to use 
        # prctl(PR_SET_NAME) to change the process name...
        list=$(ps auwx | grep $USER | awk "/\[tdeinit\] $1/ {print \$2}")
    fi
    if test -z "$list"; then
        # with KDE 3.4 we changed the view again...
        list=$(ps auwx | grep $USER | awk "/$1 \[tdeinit\]/ {print \$2}")
    fi
    if test -n "$list"; then 
        kill $signal $list
    else
        echo 'No process killed'
        exit 1
    fi
fi

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(-)tdesdk/scripts/kdekillall (-28 lines)
1	#! /bin/sh
2
3	case $1 in
4	-*) signal=$1; shift;;
5	esac
6	if [ $# = 0 ]; then
7	echo "Usage: $0 [-<signal>] <process>"
8	echo 'Kills the process "tdeinit: <process> with signal <signal>"'
9	echo "if <signal> is not specified, it defaults to SIGTERM,"
10	echo "see kill -l for a list of possible Q_SIGNALS"
11	else
12	list=$(ps auwx \| grep $USER \| awk "/[k]deinit: $1/ {print \$2}")
13	if test -z "$list"; then
14	# on newer Linux kernels (>= 2.6.10) KDE is able to use
15	# prctl(PR_SET_NAME) to change the process name...
16	list=$(ps auwx \| grep $USER \| awk "/\[tdeinit\] $1/ {print \$2}")
17	fi
18	if test -z "$list"; then
19	# with KDE 3.4 we changed the view again...
20	list=$(ps auwx \| grep $USER \| awk "/$1 \[tdeinit\]/ {print \$2}")
21	fi
22	if test -n "$list"; then
23	kill $signal $list
24	else
25	echo 'No process killed'
26	exit 1
27	fi
28	fi

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(-)tdesdk/scripts/tdekillall (+28 lines)
	1	#! /bin/sh
	2
	3	case $1 in
	4	-*) signal=$1; shift;;
	5	esac
	6	if [ $# = 0 ]; then
	7	echo "Usage: $0 [-<signal>] <process>"
	8	echo 'Kills the process "tdeinit: <process> with signal <signal>"'
	9	echo "if <signal> is not specified, it defaults to SIGTERM,"
	10	echo "see kill -l for a list of possible SIGNALS"
	11	else
	12	list=$(ps auwx \| grep $USER \| awk "/[k]deinit: $1/ {print \$2}")
	13	if test -z "$list"; then
	14	# on newer Linux kernels (>= 2.6.10) KDE is able to use
	15	# prctl(PR_SET_NAME) to change the process name...
	16	list=$(ps auwx \| grep $USER \| awk "/\[tdeinit\] $1/ {print \$2}")
	17	fi
	18	if test -z "$list"; then
	19	# with KDE 3.4 we changed the view again...
	20	list=$(ps auwx \| grep $USER \| awk "/$1 \[tdeinit\]/ {print \$2}")
	21	fi
	22	if test -n "$list"; then
	23	kill $signal $list
	24	else
	25	echo 'No process killed'
	26	exit 1
	27	fi
	28	fi