ttscoff

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Create an indented, structured CSS skeleton from valid XHTML markup

require 'rubygems'
require 'hpricot'

input = STDIN.read

def recurse_el(el,indent,parentEl)

ttscoff

#!/usr/bin/env osascript
-- For more info, see http://brettterpstra.com

-- Surf Saver 1.0
-- Saves tabs from Safari window to a dated page in VoodooPad, with a timestamp for the link group.
-- format of output is templatable below, defaults to markdown list.
--
-- Script by Brett Terpstra
-- http://brettterpstra.com
-- built off of the amazing Scratchpad scripts by Ian Beck

macdrifter

(* AppleScript that calls the python code buried in an automator action. This is example code for use with Devonthink Office Pro. The script should combine to PDF's into one new original *)

try
   set myScript to "/System/Library/Automator/Combine PDF Pages.action/Contents/Resources/join.py" -- Path to the python script
   
   set sourceOne to "/Path/To/First/PDF/myFile.PDF" -- First PDF
   set sourceTwo to "/Path/To/Second/PDF/myFile.PDF" -- Second PDF
   
   set myDestination to "~/final.pdf" -- The new file
   

ttscoff

#!/usr/bin/env ruby -rjcode -Ku
# From a TextMate command, but without TextMate-specific environment variables.
# Still works in TextMate, but makes a good Snow Leopard service as well.
# requires that MultiMarkdown be installed in ~/Library/Application Support/MultiMarkdown
# That, or edit the script to point to yours :)

input = STDIN.read
contents = ''
tags = ''
title = nil

ttscoff

#!/usr/bin/env ruby -rjcode -Ku
# TaskPaper to Markdown converter
# Usage: tp2md.rb filename.taskpaper > output.md
require 'ftools'

infile = ARGV[0]
title = File.basename(infile,'.taskpaper').upcase
output = "# #{title} #\n\n"
prevlevel = 0
begin

ttscoff

#!/bin/sh
# This function performs app completion (open -a) based on known applications
# Originally by Kim Holburn http://www.holburn.net/
# Modified by Brett Terpstra because it wasn't working on 10.6.
# Added case insensitivity and LC_ALL='C' because unicode chars were breaking it.
# Then I went and modified the completion command
# even though I have little idea what I'm doing.
#
# also add 'o' to complete because I alias o to "open -a"

ttscoff

> See <http://quixapp.com/help/syntax/> for more info on Quix syntax and usage
up    javascript:(function(){window.location=document.location.href.replace(/\/$/,'').split('/').slice(0,-1).join('/')+"/";})();   Move up one level in the sites directory structure
top   javascript:(function(){window.location=document.location.protocol+"//"+document.location.host;})();   Jump to top level of the current site

bagrow

MacVim + latexmk + Skim workflow: 

MacVim    http://code.google.com/p/macvim/
Latexmk   http://www.phys.psu.edu/~collins/software/latexmk-jcc/
Skim.app  http://skim-app.sourceforge.net/

Open the texfile in macvim:
   $ mvim <file>.tex
Watch tex file with latexmk (see also ~/.dotfiles/latexmkrc):
   $ latexmk -pdf -pvc <file>.tex

halbtuerke

-- starts listed applications 

set theAppList to {"GrowlHelperApp", "LaunchBar", "Default Folder X Helper", "MercuryMoverAgent", "HardwareGrowler", "HazelHelper", "BetterTouchTool", "NetworkLocation", "LazyMouseBG", "SteerMouse Manager", "TextExpander", "Optimal Layout", "Dropbox"} as list
set theDelay to 15
set appCount to count of theAppList

repeat with currentApp in theAppList
	tell application "System Events"
		set isGrowlRunning to ¬
			(count of (every process whose name is "GrowlHelperApp")) > 0

ttscoff

#!/usr/bin/ruby
#
# Returns the best running editor (Mac), if any, based on my personal order of preference.

def pick_editor
  editors = ['TextMate','MacVim','Espresso','Coda','TextEdit']
  ps = %x{ps Ao comm|grep .app|awk '{match($0,/([^\\/]+).app/); print substr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH)}'}.split("\n")
  editors.each {|editor|
    return editor if ps.include?(editor+".app")
  }