hex has been the default because there were some other ms tools
that listed hex nt pids
probably the most visible ms tool one is the task manager, and it lists dec pids
so ps will switch the default to decimal in a future release
until then you can use --format for finer control
--format=$'%4(ntpid)u %(state)c %7(pid)u %7(ppid)u %6(time)s %(cmd)s'
(note that with --tree there is a formatting bug that lists branches
as " \\_ " instead of " \_ " -- I have the fixes for this and the default dec
pid
in place, but not released yet)
On Tue, 9 Feb 2010 17:56:12 +0100 Yves Crespin wrote:
> The default format of ntpid in ps command is hexa.
> IMO it have to be in base 10.
> $ ps -t tty10 -o pid,ntpid,cmd
> PID NPID CMD
> 15104 c28 -ksh
> 139554 1108 sort
> 152557 129c /usr/bin/ksh
> /PDM/TestCases/TestCase_Basic_ListMyPARTExtractFile.
> sh
> 143258 117c ./TestCase.sh
> $ uname -a
> UWIN-XP Jeolikote 4.5/5.1 2010-02-04 i686 i686 32/32 UWIN
> Yves
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