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# oled stats - for 1.44" square Adafruit miniTFT
# based on code by Adafruit and Michael Klements

import time
import platform
import subprocess

import signal
import sys

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#!/usr/bin/python
# TODO make range command line arguments

import sys, codecs
sys.stdout = codecs.getwriter('utf-8')(sys.stdout) # if your terminal can't do utf-8, well...

import time
import urllib2

import BeautifulSoup

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// cheekily stolen from http://maps.kimasendorf.com/
var featureType = ["all", "water", "landscape", "landscape.man_made", "landscape.natural", "landscape.natural.landcover", "landscape.natural.terrain", "administrative", "administrative.country", "administrative.province", "administrative.locality", "administrative.neighborhood", "administrative.land_parcel", "poi", /*"poi.attraction", "poi.business", "poi.government", "poi.medical", "poi.park", "poi.place_of_worship", "poi.school", "poi.sports_complex",*/ "road", "road.highway", "road.highway.controlled_access", "road.arterial", "road.local", "transit", "transit.line", "transit.station"/*, "transit.station.airport", "transit.station.bus", "transit.station.rail"*/];
var elementType = ["all", "geometry", "geometry.fill", "geometry.stroke", /*"labels", "labels.icon", "labels.text", "labels.text.fill", "labels.text.stroke"*/];
var visibility = ["on", "simplified", "off"];

var asdfMapStyle = [];

// NEW GOOGLE MAPS STYLE
google.maps.visualRefresh = true;

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#!/usr/bin/env perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Path::Tiny;

my $path = pop @ARGV;

if (!$path) {

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// paste into Script Editor, then save it into
// ~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Scripts 

var bbedit = Application('BBEdit');
bbedit.includeStandardAdditions = true

var src_path = bbedit.windows[0]().file()
// coerce to string, hackily
src_path = src_path+''
var src_comp = src_path.split("/")

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

import os
import sys

from copy import copy
from subprocess import run
from warnings import warn

doc_location = os.environ.get('BB_DOC_PATH', None)

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--- 
height: 800
scrolling: no
border: no

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timeslice.py - a script for generating timeslices from videos

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#!/usr/bin/env python

# ./sscan.py input.mov rownumber output.png

# This is meant to be hyper-simple and makes
# some assumptions like: you want a row (not
# a column), the video is RGB (not gray), etc.

# Bug: frame_count is sometimes fractional.
# int() and the "if not okay" are workarounds.