Writes the provided files in a list format.

Factory function to create a cutter from command-line arguments.

Check if line matches. Returns a pair of booleans. First boolean indicate the the file should be rotated, second one if the pattern should be rotated

Returns the correct `(atime, mtime)` acording to the `flags`.

{INTEGER} {*}

False positive

Process an entire file. The special file name "-" will be reading from standard input.

Processes the input and output based on the provided flags.

Process input from an already opened reader.

Process a line of input. Return `true` if the pattern is exhausted, `false` otherwise.

Recursively display sub directories from a given path.

Reads datetime from `input`. Could be seconds or a filepath.

Render the <specifier> in %<specifier>, return a pair of boolean and the rendered The boolean signals if the specifier was rendered

Whether or not to show hidden files and directories

Return the total of bytes skipped

Return the tail of our input, truncated at a number of lines or bytes

Retrieves the file's timestamp as a string By default the file's modified time is displayed. The `-u` flag will display the last accessed time. The `

Update the times of the `path` acording with the `flags`.

Get `full_path` basename, removing the given `suffix`. ## Examples: ```rust # fn main() {} let name = basename("~/Pictures/mypicture.jpg", ""); asser

Get the directory full name of a given `path`. ```rust let path = "/home/user/"; assert_eq!("/home".to_string(), dirname(path)); ```