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#
# Put below lines your .bashrc or similar shell configuration file.
#
# Thus this 'installs' the edra system as part of your shell environment.
# These lines below are what matter:
#
# Uses file ~/bash_aliases (in your home folder, thus tilde ~)
# for storing aliases.
#
# When you issue 'edra', your favorite editor pops up, and you can edit & save the .rc file

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• Binary Search
• Selection Sort
• Quick Sort (first index)
• Quick Sort (middle index)
• Quick Sort (random index)
• Breadth First Search
• Dijkstra's Algorithm

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cdu -b ./node_modules/ | awk '{print $3}' | sed 's/\///g'
# We can do it this way. But let's not..
# Dependencies: 
# 'cdu', the "color du"
# Compile it via sources.
# And hey, the -b switch used here for cdu actually counteracts the tool's
# main powers of existence, because -b means "do it black-and-white"

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# For file's sake: find file by string search (recursive from current folder)
alias ffs='find . -type f | grep -i $*'

# Usage:
#
# Find all files that contain the word 'android' in them
# ffs android
#
# Find all C source files from current folder and recursive under any subfolder:
# ffs '\.c$'

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#!/bin/bash

# TypeScript / react native tooling: "fitsy" search tool
#
# Configuration
#   Set the 'lookfor' variable string to any pattern that matches the source code
#   snippets you like to search for

#
# Add features

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# Die, Android (on Ubuntu) -- This will be placed into your generic aliases collection
# Put to ~/.bash_aliases, and remember to source it in ~/.bashrc
alias 'dand=sudo killall -KILL qemu-system-i386'

# EDRA as an add-on, also into your ~/.bash_aliases
alias edra='vim ~/.bash_aliases; ba && hash -r'

# And ba - yet again it goes into ~/.bash_aliases
alias ba='. ~/bash_aliases; echo Realiased!'