Arya CRImier

## pybssort.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
import sys
import web
web.config.debug = False
from web import database

BASEPATH = "/home/user/Scans"
DIR = "/var/lib/pybssort/"
DB_NAME = os.path.join(DIR, "pybssort.db")

## firewall
#!/bin/bash
#NAT script from !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, modified by CRImier
# Exit status 0 if operation is correct
# Exit status 1 if trying to use last interface used when running for the first time
# Exit status 2 if interface doesn't exist
EIF=''
IIF='eth0'
PATH=/usr/sbin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin
LOGFILE=/etc/nat-if.conf
touch $LOGFILE

## export.py
import os
import shutil

directory_name = "playlist/"
playlist_name = "playlist.m3u"

f = open(playlist_name, "r")
files = []
for line in f:
    line = line.strip().strip("\n").strip("\r")

## mcp28003.ino
#include <Wire.h>

class LCDI2C4Bit {
public:
  LCDI2C4Bit(int devI2CAddress, int num_lines, int lcdwidth);
  void commandWrite(int command);
  void init();
  void print(int value);
  void printIn(char value[]);
  void clear();

## pcf8574_buttons.py
import smbus
from time import sleep

class ButtonPanel():
    previous_data = 0; #Storage variable so that we can compare current and previous states

    def __init__(self, addr = 0x27, bus = 1, int_pin = None):
        self.bus_num = bus
        self.bus = smbus.SMBus(self.bus_num)
        self.addr = addr

## parser.py
import csv

f = open("statement.csv", "r", encoding="iso8859_13")

#def reencode(file):
#    for line in file:
#        yield line.decode('iso8859_13').encode('utf-8')

r = csv.reader(f, delimiter=";", quotechar='"')
l = [line for line in r]

## first_lecture.py
# This code is available on 192.168.88.   :8000 (you can download it using your web browser)
# All examples are written to work on Python 3

#########################################################
# Basic syntax, "while" and "if"
#########################################################

# REPL works well as a simple calculator
2+2*2
# Answer: 6

## smbus_eeprom_16bit.py
"""This code works with both 24c02 and 24c16 (though you'll want to also iterate through addresses for using a 24c16 fully):"""

from smbus import SMBus
from math import ceil

def write_to_eeprom(bus, address, data, bs=16):
    """
    Writes to an EEPROM. Only supports starting from 0x00, for now.
    (to add other start addresses, you'll want to improve the block splitting mechanism)
    Will raise an IOError with e.errno=121 if the EEPROM is write-protected.

## hexdump.py
def hexdump(data=None, col_width=16):
    #This function follows the i2cdump output format, as it's the most readable out there
    if data is None: data = d
    # character conversion function
    conv = lambda x: chr(x) if x in range(0x20, 0x7f) else '.'
    # getting row count
    row_count = ceil(len(data)/col_width)
    max_row_num_len_hex = len(hex(row_count)[2:])
    # first line - header
    hex_digits = [hex(i)[2:] for i in range(16)]

## listen_keys.py
#!/usr/bin/sudo /usr/bin/python3
from evdev import InputDevice, list_devices, categorize, ecodes
from time import sleep
import threading

def listen_for_events(dev):
    for event in dev.read_loop():
        #if event.type == ecodes.EV_KEY:
        print (dev.name, ":  ", str(categorize(event)))
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	import os
	import sys
	import web
	web.config.debug = False
	from web import database

	BASEPATH = "/home/user/Scans"
	DIR = "/var/lib/pybssort/"
	DB_NAME = os.path.join(DIR, "pybssort.db")
	#!/bin/bash
	#NAT script from !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, modified by CRImier
	# Exit status 0 if operation is correct
	# Exit status 1 if trying to use last interface used when running for the first time
	# Exit status 2 if interface doesn't exist
	EIF=''
	IIF='eth0'
	PATH=/usr/sbin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin
	LOGFILE=/etc/nat-if.conf
	touch $LOGFILE
	import os
	import shutil

	directory_name = "playlist/"
	playlist_name = "playlist.m3u"

	f = open(playlist_name, "r")
	files = []
	for line in f:
	line = line.strip().strip("\n").strip("\r")
	#include <Wire.h>

	class LCDI2C4Bit {
	public:
	LCDI2C4Bit(int devI2CAddress, int num_lines, int lcdwidth);
	void commandWrite(int command);
	void init();
	void print(int value);
	void printIn(char value[]);
	void clear();
	import smbus
	from time import sleep

	class ButtonPanel():
	previous_data = 0; #Storage variable so that we can compare current and previous states

	def __init__(self, addr = 0x27, bus = 1, int_pin = None):
	self.bus_num = bus
	self.bus = smbus.SMBus(self.bus_num)
	self.addr = addr
	import csv

	f = open("statement.csv", "r", encoding="iso8859_13")

	#def reencode(file):
	# for line in file:
	# yield line.decode('iso8859_13').encode('utf-8')

	r = csv.reader(f, delimiter=";", quotechar='"')
	l = [line for line in r]
	# This code is available on 192.168.88. :8000 (you can download it using your web browser)
	# All examples are written to work on Python 3

	#########################################################
	# Basic syntax, "while" and "if"
	#########################################################

	# REPL works well as a simple calculator
	2+2*2
	# Answer: 6
	"""This code works with both 24c02 and 24c16 (though you'll want to also iterate through addresses for using a 24c16 fully):"""

	from smbus import SMBus
	from math import ceil

	def write_to_eeprom(bus, address, data, bs=16):
	"""
	Writes to an EEPROM. Only supports starting from 0x00, for now.
	(to add other start addresses, you'll want to improve the block splitting mechanism)
	Will raise an IOError with e.errno=121 if the EEPROM is write-protected.
	def hexdump(data=None, col_width=16):
	#This function follows the i2cdump output format, as it's the most readable out there
	if data is None: data = d
	# character conversion function
	conv = lambda x: chr(x) if x in range(0x20, 0x7f) else '.'
	# getting row count
	row_count = ceil(len(data)/col_width)
	max_row_num_len_hex = len(hex(row_count)[2:])
	# first line - header
	hex_digits = [hex(i)[2:] for i in range(16)]
	#!/usr/bin/sudo /usr/bin/python3
	from evdev import InputDevice, list_devices, categorize, ecodes
	from time import sleep
	import threading

	def listen_for_events(dev):
	for event in dev.read_loop():
	#if event.type == ecodes.EV_KEY:
	print (dev.name, ": ", str(categorize(event)))