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# canon-date.sh
# Renames photos taken by Canon Digital Cameras into something
# more sortable and useful.
#
# Depends on exiftool 
#
# Download, make executable, and then run ./canon-date.sh in the 
# directory of the photos you want to rename.  The script will 
# create sub-directories by year and month.

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File file = new File("/tmp/time.csv")

//headers
file.append "key;  hh:MMxm; HH:MM; hh; HH; MM; ampm;\n"

int key = 0

(0..23).each{ hour ->
  String ampm = "am"
  String upperHString = String.format('%02d', hour)

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Date enddate = new Date()
Date startdate = enddate - 20

//headers
println "Date - Year - Quarter - Month - Month - Month - WeekOfYear - WeekOfMonth - DayInYear - DayInMonth - DayInWeek - DayInWeek - DayInWeek - Weekday/Weekend"

//loop through each day
(startdate..enddate).each{ day ->
    //Is this a weekend or a weekday?
    def weekendStatus = 'Weekday'

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//
// data
//
def values = """821;1529;56
733;1530;56
749;1533;56
728;1534;56"""

//
// code

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  # Logic for forking connections
  # The forked process does not have access to static vars as far as I can discern, so I've done some stuff to check if the op threw an exception.
  def fork_with_new_connection
    # Store the ActiveRecord connection information
    config = ActiveRecord::Base.remove_connection

    pid = fork do
      # tracking if the op failed for the Process exit
      success = true