henrahmagix

// Select an element in the inspector, then paste this into the console.

function textNodesUnder(el){
  var n, a=[], walk=document.createTreeWalker(el,NodeFilter.SHOW_TEXT,null,false);
  while(n=walk.nextNode()) a.push(n);
  return a;
}

function notAllWhitespace(value) {
  return !value.match(/^\s*$/g);

plexus

;; Anything you type in here will be executed
;; immediately with the results shown on the
;; right.

(get {:a 0, :b 1} :c)

(get {:a 0, :b 1} :c "UNICORNS")

(get-in {:a 0 :b {:c "ho hum"}} [:b :c])

plexus

(if (> 5 3) "yes, it is" "no, it's not") ;; => "yes, it is"

(if (> 5 5) "yes, it is" "no, it's not") ;; => "no, it's not"

(if true
  (do (println "Success!")
      "1"
      "2"
      "3"
      "4"

plexus

Emacs Lesson 1

Keybindings Cheatsheet

	Getting out
C-x C-c	Exit emacs	save-buffers-kill-terminal
C-g	Cancel running or partially typed command	keyboard-quit

jareware

premiere-subtitle-convert

Conversion script between the TTML & SRT subtitle formats. This is particularly useful with Adobe Premiere, as it doesn't understand the SRT format (which is joyously simple and interoperable). TTML-XML is probably the most straightforward subtitle format it does understand, hence this tool.

Note that due to the simplicity of the SRT format, this conversion is extremely lossy for all the bells and whistles supported by TTML. Not like you'd want fixed-pixel font sizes etc in your subtitles anyway, but you've been warned.