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Use relative filepath in watchpid if possible #66
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Thanks for this! I've pulled it in, and it will be in the next release. |
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Hi, I propose the following feature.
Currently, when using pv with watchpid (
-doption), it always displays the absolute file path. Fix this to only show a relative path if the file is in a subpath of the current working directory (CWD).I couldn't name an option to turn this feature on and off, so I implemented it to be on by default. If needed, I'd be happy to hear suggestions for an option character to set whether this feature is enabled or disabled.