Use rather case insensitive pgrep

[danielhusar]

Hi,

wouldn't be better to use case insensitive process matching?

So we can type fuck you chrome instead of fuck you Chrome :)

[danyshaanan]

👍

[robotlolita]

Hmm, pgrep doesn't have a -i option. Which version of it are you using?

[danielhusar]

Hi,

hmm its strange because its working for me.
I found it here: https://gist.github.com/KevinSjoberg/5003408

pgrep chrome prints nothing but pgrep -i chrome prints all chrome processes.

Im using mac os 10.10

I can also see it in man pgrep:

-i          Ignore case distinctions in both the process table and the supplied pattern.

[robotlolita]

It's probably some BSD-only option, then. I guess parsing ps axo pid,comm, then handling the filtering in the JS would be the best option.

[danielhusar]

Yep sounds good, I can take a look on it if you interested in this as well.

[robotlolita]

If you've got the time for it, go ahead 👍

[robotlolita]

@danielhusar hey, can you try the latest release and see if the case-insensitive patterns work for you?

[danielhusar]

It doest work for me at all now :)

[danyshaanan]

@danielhusar Are you on OSX? See issue #19 and PR #18.

[danielhusar]

Yeah I'm on 10.10.3

[danyshaanan]

@danielhusar Check again now. (re-install). Fixed by a change in xps.

[danielhusar]

Yep works fine now