davethehacker

#bin/bash
for dir in ./*/     # list directories in the form "/tmp/dirname/"
do
    dir=${dir%*/}      # remove the trailing "/"
    echo "${dir##*/}"    # print everything after the final "/"
    cp ./folderToCopy/ ${dir##*/} -r # copy the designated folder to the subfolder
done

davethehacker

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davethehacker

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I hereby claim:

• I am davethehacker on github.
• I am davidschmid (https://keybase.io/davidschmid) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 5300 F826 FE8F 4DA8 C9FE 10B0 DC76 DFA8 B6A3 23B2

To claim this, I am signing this object:

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' 

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' 

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' 

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' 

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' 

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.' 

davethehacker

For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology, here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR%<<AMPERSAND:
%  %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
%  amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and'

In the preamble:
CODE: SELECT ALL  •  OPEN IN ONLINE LATEX EDITOR\providecommand{\BIBand}{and}which sets all the in-text citations to 'and.'