Like -H for grep it would be cool if qlop would have such a an option. That would result in less noise in command lines like: for i in ~/img1/*/var/log/emerge.log; do echo; echo $i; qlop --gauge --human --list -f $i ogre ; done b/c the "echo $i" could be skipped. Currently the output is like the following : /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-libressl_20170512-200901/var/log/emerge.log /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd_20170420-191853/var/log/emerge.log Tue May 2 21:59:43 2017 >>> dev-games/ogre-1.9.0-r1 ogre: Tue May 2 21:38:53 2017: 20 minutes, 50 seconds ogre: 1 times /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd_20170512-200307/var/log/emerge.log /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd-abi32+64_20170325-221422/var/log/emerge.log /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd-abi32+64_20170423-124403/var/log/emerge.log /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd-abi32+64_20170510-070646/var/log/emerge.log Thu May 11 20:18:48 2017 >>> dev-games/ogre-1.9.0-r1 ogre: Thu May 11 19:43:22 2017: 35 minutes, 26 seconds ogre: 1 times /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd-libressl_20170326-163356/var/log/emerge.log /home/tinderbox/img1/plasma-systemd-libressl_20170410-213447/var/log/emerge.log
It seems like a bit specific usecase. If qlop would be able to read multiple files (or a directory) then it would make more sense to me that it would print the filename it read from.
indeed, will close this
