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- I am f-steff on github.
- I am fsteff (https://keybase.io/fsteff) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASDjVUweLva7Q1ChOFIyIM6oVz9iDJ5obsZZNleUt2mgQAo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
#!/bin/bash | |
echo "Multi line comments in Bash" | |
: ' | |
blah blah | |
blah blah | |
blah blah | |
blah blah | |
blah blah | |
# ' | |
echo "All done done!" |
Private Sub save_CSV() | |
' Written by Flemming Steffensen, 1997 | |
' The CSV ("Comma Separated Values") File Format: (Simple as it is, Microsoft can not follow the rules!) | |
' * Each record is one line - Line separator may be LF (0x0A) or CRLF (0x0D0A), a line seperator may also be embedded in the data (making a record more than one line but still acceptable). | |
' * Fields are separated with commas. - Duh. | |
' * Leading and trailing whitespace is ignored - Unless the field is delimited with double-quotes in that case the whitespace is preserved. | |
' * Embedded commas - Field must be delimited with double-quotes. | |
' * Embedded double-quotes - Embedded double-quote characters must be doubled, and the field must be delimited with double-quotes. | |
' * Embedded line-breaks - Fields must be surounded by double-quotes. | |
' * Always Delimiting - Fields may always be delimited with double quotes, the delimiters will be parsed and discarded by the reading applications. |
For folks who want Chrome to always restore windows to their original spaces, you can set that by running this command in a terminal window (for Canary, use `com.google.Chrome.canary`): | |
defaults write com.google.Chrome NSWindowRestoresWorkspaceAtLaunch -bool YES | |
To go back to the default behavior, run: | |
defaults delete com.google.Chrome NSWindowRestoresWorkspaceAtLaunch | |
This should work for any Mac app, not just Chrome. |
List of Online Tools | |
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https://www.shellcheck.net/ | |
Finds bugs in shell-scrips - not 100% perfect, but comes with very usefull suggestions. | |
#!/bin/bash | |
# GOTO for bash, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9639103/is-there-a-goto-statement-in-bash/52872489#52872489 | |
# Based upon https://stackoverflow.com/a/31269848/5353461 | |
function goto | |
{ | |
local label=$1 | |
cmd=$(sed -En "/^[[:space:]]*#[[:space:]]*$label:[[:space:]]*#/{:a;n;p;ba};" "$0") | |
eval "$cmd" | |
exit |
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# DownloadFtpFolder.ps1 created by f-steff, Sept.12 2019. | |
# This is a modified version of DownloadFtpDirectory() by Martin Prikryl. | |
# usage: DownloadFtpFolder.ps1 SourceFolder Destination folder [UrlPort Username Password] | |
function EnsureTargetDirectory ($localPath) | |
{ | |
# Ensure to return a full qualified path. | |
# Will create the folder(s) if needed. | |
try | |
{ |
// Created by f-steff 2019. Use and abuse as you wish. | |
@Grab(group='commons-net', module='commons-net', version='2.0') | |
import org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTPClient | |
import org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTPFile | |
//def path="pub/" | |
println("Fetching reverse sorted list of ftp folders from $path"); | |
FTPClient ftpClient = new FTPClient() | |
ftpClient.connect "arnold.c64.org",21 |