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@xuhdev xuhdev commented Oct 19, 2016

Close #19.

If LS_COLORS is not defined, eval $(dircolors) should define a good default LS_COLORS. We can also add that when LS_COLORS is not defined.

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xuhdev commented Oct 19, 2016

It's totally possible to avoid calling ls by parsing $LS_COLORS, but can the shell script version do faster than leaving the task to a fast program in native code?

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