fid-list

Lists all running functions within the current Murex session

Description

fid-list is a tool for outputting all the functions currently managed by that Murex session. Those functions could be Murex functions, builtins or any external executables launched from Murex.

Conceptually fid-list is a little like ps (on POSIX systems) however fid-list was not written to be POSIX compliant.

Multiple flags cannot be used with each other.

Usage

fid-list [ flag ] -> `<stdout>`

jobs is an alias for fid-list: --jobs: jobs -> <stdout>

Flags

• --background Returns a json map of background jobs
• --csv Output table in a csv format
• --help Outputs a list of parameters and a descriptions
• --jobs Show background and stopped jobs
• --jsonl Output table in a jsonlines (jsonl) format (defaulted to when piped)
• --stopped Returns a json map of stopped jobs
• --tty Force default TTY output even when piped

Detail

Because Murex is a multi-threaded shell, builtins are not forked processes like in a traditional / POSIX shell. This means that you cannot use the operating systems default process viewer (eg ps) to list Murex functions. This is where fid-list comes into play. It is used to view all the functions and processes that are managed by the current Murex session. That would include:

• any aliases within Murex
• public and private Murex functions
• builtins (eg fid-list is a builtin command)
• any external processes that were launched from within this shell session
• any background functions or processes of any of the above

Synonyms

• fid-list
• jobs

See Also

• * (generic) : generic (primitive)
• bexists: Check which builtins exist
• bg: Run processes in the background
• builtins: Returns runtime information on the internal state of Murex
• csv: CSV files (and other character delimited tables)
• exec: Runs an executable
• fexec: Execute a command or function, bypassing the usual order of precedence.
• fg: Sends a background process into the foreground
• fid-kill: Terminate a running Murex function
• fid-killall: Terminate all running Murex functions
• jobs: Lists all running functions within the current Murex session
• jsonl: JSON Lines
• murex-update-exe-list: Forces Murex to rescan $PATH looking for executables