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import sys

from abc import ABC, abstractmethod

class DictBase(ABC):
    @abstractmethod
    def do(self):
        pass

class SlotBase(ABC):

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1. Install Firefox Grammarly extension and login
2. Go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox find Grammarly and click Inspect
3. In the new window open the tab Storage
4. Open the "Extension Storage" tab and click on the moz-extension entry.
5. On the right find the key user
6. The entry id contains the Grammarly client/user ID

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#!bash
echo -n "file://$( readlink -f $@ )" | wl-copy -t "text/uri-list"

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deunify

This tool exands the compile_commands.json of unity build files generated by CMake to enable clangd support.

Without this, clangd doesn't know what to do with the compilation units.

Default file is compile_commands.json in the current working directory. Outputs to console by default. Use -i to update in-place.

To use:

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# Setup directory with extra packages and documentclasses
ensure_path( 'TEXINPUTS', './extra//' );

# Setup out directory 
$out_dir = 'build';

# Setup main file
@default_files = ( 'main.tex' );

# Setup command options (use -shell-escape only if necessary)

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[Desktop Entry]
Name=preCICE Config Visualizer
Comment=Visualize preCICE configuration files
Exec=sh -c "$HOME/.local/bin/precice-config-visualizer-gui %f"
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=Development
MimeType=application/xml
StartupNotify=true
StartupWMClass=preciceconfigvisualizer

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persistent-term

This is a plugin for oh-my-zsh.

It keeps track of the last directory you cd to. When starting a new terminal, it automatically cds to that directory again. If zoxide is loaded, then the plugin uses __zoxide_z instead of cd.

This is very useful if you want to quickly start two terminals, one for a source directory and one for a build directory. You start in one terminal and cd to the source. Then you open a new terminal, which starts in the same directory an you cd to the build directory.

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xclip-copy-fileuri

Use this tool to copy a path to a file in a terminal if you want to paste it in a GUI.

The tool

• looksup the absolute path of the file
• formats a file:// uri
• passes it to xclip with the target text/uri-list

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changeworktree()
{
  WT=$(git worktree list --porcelain | sed  -e "/^HEAD/d" -e "/^$/d" -e "s/^worktree //" -e "s/branch refs\/heads\/\(.\+\)/\1/" | paste -d '\t' - - | column -t --output-separator=$'\t' | fzf --ansi | cut -f1 -d' ' )
  [ -n "$WT" ] && cd $WT
}

alias cdgw="changeworktree"

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#! python

import subprocess
import concurrent.futures
from colorama import Style, Fore
import sys
import pathlib
import tempfile
import os
import collections