Mr920

#!/bin/bash

                         BOOL_TRUE=0;
                        BOOL_FALSE=1;

                  IS_SCRIPT_DRYRUN=${BOOL_FALSE};
                RECOVERY_THRESHOLD=1800; # When the memory exceeds this many megabytes, recovery will be attempted (as long as we are not in dryrun mode)
             RESULT_DIFF_THRESHOLD=5;    # The two programs often report different numbers. At what point is that divergence enough to be a concern?

                    FREE_PAGECACHE=1;

Mr920

#!/bin/bash

RED=$'\e[0;31m';
LIGHTRED=$'\e[1;31m';
GREEN=$'\e[0;32m';
LIGHTGREEN=$'\e[1;32m';
BLUE=$'\e[0;34m';
LIGHTBLUE=$'\e[1;34m';
YELLOW=$'\e[1;33m';
PURPLE=$'\e[0;35m';

Mr920

@ECHO ON
:: I've left ECHO'ing on, because I don't want to suppress the info, user might want to know what is going on 
:: However it looks really annoying because it still displays the windows prompt, so let's set a custom prompt
:: which will end with an extra \r\n so that the ECHO'd command will be on a separate line from the prompt
:: We will remove that part at the end of the script
::
:: Scratch what I said above, the output is ugly. Too ugly. Let's just try an empty prompt
:: prompt $E[1;31m[$T]$E[0m$E[1;33m[$P]$E[0m$S$$$S$_
::
:: The prompt shall be 1 space followed by 1 backspace. So it will APPEAR to the user as though there is no prompt.

Mr920

class Lita_ObjectGrouper {

    [System.String]                $TrackingProp
    [System.Type]                  $MapType
    [System.String]                $HashKey
    [System.String]                $NextGroupMapType
    [System.String]                $customMethodCall

Mr920

#!/bin/bash 


SCRIPT_FILE="${BASH_SOURCE[@]}";
SCRIPT_EXEC="${0}";

PROCESS_FILE="/home/clentz/.KDE-MORE_TROUBLESHOOTING/pertinent-calls-no-errors";


DEFAULT_IFS=$'\x20\x09\x0a';

Mr920

#!/bin/bash

clentz_xinitrc_minimal_kde(){
    kwin_x11 --replace --no-kactivities &
    konqueror "${HOME}" &
    konsole &
    kcachegrind &
}

clentz_xinitrc_full_kde_plasma(){

Mr920

#!/bin/bash
PYTHONPATH="${HOME}/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/";

RED='\[\e[0;31m\]'
LIGHTRED='\[\e[1;31m\]'
GREEN='\[\e[0;32m\]'
LIGHTGREEN='\[\e[1;32m\]'
BLUE='\[\e[0;34m\]'
LIGHTBLUE='\[\e[1;34m\]'
YELLOW='\[\e[1;33m\]'

Mr920

#! /bin/bash


declare    CHAR_ESC=$'\x1b';
declare -i LTA_COL_SIZE=7;
declare    LTA_TEST_STR='x11';
declare -i LTA_CURR_COL=0;
declare -i LTA_CURR_ROW=0;
declare -i LTA_IS_BOLD=0;
declare -i LTA_FG_NUM=0;

Mr920

#! /bin/bash

DEFAULT_IFS="${IFS}";
CHAR_ESC=$'\x1b';

declare -a LTA_COLOR_KEYS=("RED" "GREEN" "BLUE" "YELLOW" "PURPLE" "CYAN" "WHITE" "NORMAL" "CLEAR");

readarray -t LTA_ENV_LINES <<<"$(printenv | sort)"

declare -i LTA_LINENO=0;

Mr920

function downloadPlaylistItems($x){
    var VidList = [];
    $x('//@data-video-id').forEach(function(vid){
        VidList.push('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v='.concat(vid.nodeValue));
    });
    var downloadAnchor = document.createElement('a');
    var date = new Date();
    var utcStr = date.toUTCString();
    downloadAnchor.setAttribute('download', 'YouTube_Links--'.concat(utcStr, '.txt'));
    var data = btoa(VidList.join("\n"));