hlfbt

#!/bin/bash
# Simple more advanced arguments parsing than builtin tools like getopts or a simple while/case looping over the arguments
#
# Features include handling of:
#  - multiple grouped shorthands (f.i. -abc becoming -a -b -c),
#  - equal sign value assignment (f.i. --arg=value becoming --arg value, and also -a=value becoming -a value)
#  - dashless value assignment (f.i. arg=value becoming arg value)
#
# The only dependencies are bash (for arrays) and expr (included in coreutils) (for regexp matching and extraction) which are likely available everywhere (even in a busybox or on a mac!)
#

hlfbt

function Cache () {
	"use strict";
	if (this.constructor != Cache) throw new TypeError("Constructor Cache requires 'new'");

	/*
		A dumb, simple cache, to make access to cross-pageload variables easy and manageable.
		All cache times are in milliseconds.
	*/

	var storage = window['localStorage'];

hlfbt

/*/
 * This simulates JQuery's constructor functionality as best as easiest possible
 * Some minor things that I never really use (like calling select() without arguments,
 * or some ambiguous css paths not being interpreted by querySelectorAll correctly)
 * might not really work, but I personally don't see much need to make it more complicated
 * to work around them currently.
/*/
var select = function (s, c) {
	if (!c || c == null)
		c = document;

syl20bnr

#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# author: syl20bnr (2013)
# goal: Focus the nth window in the current workspace (limited to 10 firsts)
#
# Example of usage in i3 config:
#
# bindsym $mod+0   exec focus_win.py -n 0
# bindsym $mod+1   exec focus_win.py -n 1
# ...              ...