Re: proced.el -- operate on processes like dired

["Mathias Dahl" <mathias.dahl@gmail.com>]

>  I appreciate any feedback and suggestions for improvements
>  (including the ugly completing-read in proced-send-signal).

It seems like a very useful feature. I see in the source code that you
asked for feedback on sorting and filtering and I think both would be
very useful. I use a nice extension to Dired that lets me resort the
listing on different fields. I type `s t' to sort on time, , `s s' to
sort on size, etc. Something similar could be done here, `s c' to sort
on command name, `s m' to sort on memory, `s C' on CPU etc. Filtering,
or marking using a regexp, would also be useful. The same commands as
in Dired can be used. `% m' to mark lines where COMMAND matches a
certain regexp, for example, `t' to toggle marks, `k' to kill (remove
visibly) lines. If I had that I think I would use proced.el and Emacs
instead of `ps -eaf | grep XYZ' in a Shell.