sarah schulte cgsdev0

## fizzbuzz_machine.c
/*
 * Brian Chrzanowski
 * Mon May 06, 2019 23:41
 *
 * This was a meme. A friend of mine thought about how you could do fizz-buzz
 * as a 15(ish) state machine.
 *
 * I think my thing is closer to a circular linked list with function pointers,
 * but that's whatever.
 */

## fizzbuzz.cpp
/*
   (Dumb) idea to implement the classic FizzBuzz
   problem as a state machine with 16 states.
*/

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <functional>
#include <stdlib.h>

## decToInt.cpp
/*
  This program rounds argv[1] to the nearest integer.

  It was tasked as a college programming assignment to one of my friends,
  and written by me (in this horrifying way so he couldn't steal it and
  turn it in)
*/

#include <iostream>

## zsh_web_server.md

      
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                ZSH Web Server
              
          
    ZSH Web Server

Have you ever used the command python -m http.server and thought hmm... I really wish this didn't require such a heavy depedency like Python?
Well, now you can accomplish the same goal from the comfort of ZSH! Simply add this line to your zsrhc, then type serve in the folder you'd like to start a HTTP server for.
serve () { rm /tmp/tunnel; mkfifo /tmp/tunnel; echo "Serving $(pwd) on 127.0.0.1:8000..."; while true; do (printf "HTTP/1.0 200 OK\n"; (reqreader() { while IFS= read line;  do [[ $line = $'\r' ]] && break; echo "$line"; done; exit 0; }; var=$(</tmp/tunnel | reqreader); var=$(echo "$var" | grep ^GET | sed 's/GET \(.*\) HTTP\/1\.1.*/\1/'); var=$(echo "$var" | sed 's/^\(.*\)@$/\1/' | sed 's/^\(.*\)\*/\1/'); var=$(echo "<!doctype html><html><head><title>$(pwd)</title></head><body>"; (cat "./$var" 2> /dev/null || (ls -F "./$var" 2> /dev/null | sed 's/\(.*\)/<a href="\1">\1<\/a><br \/>/')); echo "</body></html>"); printf "Content-Length: "; echo "$var" | wc -c; printf "\r\n

  
## pandoc-helper.sh
#!/bin/bash

# A simple Bash script to create HTML in stdout from a markdown file

# This script requires pandoc. On Ubuntu use `sudo apt install pandoc` to install.

# Check to see if the user included a filename. If not, ask them for one.
        if [ -z "$1" ]; then
                read -p "Please provide a filename (include the path if not in this directory): " file
        else file=$1
	/*
	* Brian Chrzanowski
	* Mon May 06, 2019 23:41
	*
	* This was a meme. A friend of mine thought about how you could do fizz-buzz
	* as a 15(ish) state machine.
	*
	* I think my thing is closer to a circular linked list with function pointers,
	* but that's whatever.
	*/
	/*
	(Dumb) idea to implement the classic FizzBuzz
	problem as a state machine with 16 states.
	*/

	#include <iostream>
	#include <vector>
	#include <functional>
	#include <stdlib.h>
	/*
	This program rounds argv[1] to the nearest integer.

	It was tasked as a college programming assignment to one of my friends,
	and written by me (in this horrifying way so he couldn't steal it and
	turn it in)
	*/

	#include <iostream>
	#!/bin/bash

	# A simple Bash script to create HTML in stdout from a markdown file

	# This script requires pandoc. On Ubuntu use `sudo apt install pandoc` to install.

	# Check to see if the user included a filename. If not, ask them for one.
	if [ -z "$1" ]; then
	read -p "Please provide a filename (include the path if not in this directory): " file
	else file=$1