First open the desired copy, I choose M. H. Shakir, The Holy Quran; Arabic Text and English Translation; Foot-notes by M. H. Shakir (1974). Right click in the first page image and select “copy link address”. You should get something like this: https://quran.sfo2.digitaloceanspaces.com/m-h-shakir-1974/m-h-shakir-0001.jpeg
The idea basically is to enumerate through the files by the number. The maximum number
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Check if the internet connection is currently active | |
| ping -q -c 1 -W 1 google.com > /dev/null | |
| if [ $? -eq 0 ] | |
| then | |
| # If the internet connection is active, turn it off by removing the default gateway | |
| echo "Turning off internet connection" | |
| sudo ip route del default | |
| else |
| to_expr(x) = x | |
| to_expr(t::Tuple) = Expr(to_expr.(t)...) # Recursive to_expr implementation courtesy of Mason Protter | |
| lisparse(x) = to_expr(eval(Meta.parse(x))) # Note that the `eval` in here means that any normal (non-s-expression) Julia syntax gets treated a bit like a preprocessor macro: evaluated _before_ the s-expression syntax is compiled and evaluated | |
| function lispmode() | |
| # READ | |
| printstyled("\nlisp> ", color=:magenta, bold=true) | |
| l = readline() | |
| while l !== "(:exit)" | |
| try # So we don't get thrown out of the mode | |
| # EVAL |
