0.0.5

• Added listen and dial, the first one can listen on a network port and optionally run a command for each new connection, while the latter can dial a network endpoint and optionally run a command for each new connection. They work like their Plan 9 counterpart.
• Added RELF, or read an elf, it is a small program that can tell you the size of each section in an ELF file, the parts of an ELF file which are not part of any section are named !unknown and can sometimes be identified by RELF, for example, AppImages will show how much of their binary is the runtime, and how much is the .sqfs archive. RELF can display human readable sizes (-s flag) and can also use a tree-like output (-t flag)
• Added fin (or file info) and walk, this pair of commands is really handly, you can use walk + grep or xo or any other regexp matching program to find stuff in directories, and you can pipe the output of walk to fin to see certain file properties, such as size, ATime, etc.
• Added xo, a utility that composes regular expression matches
• Added an initial implementation of the g/G, v/V commands to ed

0.0.4

• Added importenv (inspired by https://github.com/Azathothas/importenv/blob/main/src/main.rs)
• Added isainfo (from Solaris)
• Optimized a few things

Full Changelog: 0.0.3...0.0.4

0.0.3

Update extendGo.b

0.0.2

• Added sed
• Syntax highlighting within ed can now be controlled through the _ command
• Changed the go module path

First release!

Changelog:

Created:

1. ed with a twist, it has syntax highlighting (ed from u-root but with syntax highlighting). See ed --help to check out the options of the syntax highlighting command (_)
2. catv, the harmful features of cat
3. ccat, syntax highlighted cat
4. fortune, the cookie reader program, it gives you a random quote each time you execute it
5. getconf, the POSIX getconf program
6. issue, reads an "issue" file (/etc/issue or a user-suplied one)
7. printf, the POSIX printf command
8. test, the POSIX test command with some extensions for compatibility with "extended" shells and their scripts
9. hpwd, an implementation of pwd that replaces your $HOME with a prefix such as ~ or something else. For use with PS1 on strict POSIX shells
10. wttr, program to get weather info from wttr.in
11. cal, an implementation of the POSIX cal command, as described in the OpenBSD manpage, that strives to have the same alignment as Busybox's and has (or tries to have) the Toybox's cal option to highlight specified days