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#!/bin/bash

spath=$(realpath "$0")
swd=${spath%/*}
source "$swd"/lns.bashlib

main "$@"

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#!/bin/bash

source ./testf.bashlib

test1(){
    echo "hello world"
}

test_init_dir_unexist(){
    [ -e ./test9 ] && rm -r ./test9

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#!/bin/bash

import_note_by_fpath_data(){
    import_note_tag_by_fpath_data(){
        get_note_taglist_by_fpath_data(){
            line_tag=$(grep -m 1 '^tag::' "$fpath_data")
            taglist="$(echo ${line_tag##*:})"
        }

        fpath_data="$1"        

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#!/bin/bash

get_line_tag(){
    tagval="$1"
    fpath="$2"
    # unable to check $? for this gawk
    line_tag=$(gawk -v ptn="$tagval([[:space:]]|$)" '$0~ptn && NR >= 3 && NR <= 5 {print NR":"$0;exit;}' "$fpath")
    #echo "line_tag: $line_tag"
}

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#!/bin/bash

tagval="$1"
fpath="$2"

# unable to check $? for this gawk
line_tag=$(gawk -v ptn="$tagval([[:space:]]|$)" '$0~ptn && NR >= 3 && NR <= 5 {print NR":"$0;exit;}' "$fpath")
echo "line_tag: $line_tag"

fpath_taglist=./tag_list.txt

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#!/bin/bash

# Once the global warmth reaches a tipping point,
#     the chain-reaction could be irreversible,
#     so are we ready for the ticking bomb?

# Usage:
# ./bash2sh.bash ./test/b.bash c.bash [...]
# ./bash2sh.bash "  " ./test/a ./test/{b,c}.bash ./test/dir/{.,d.bash}
# 

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#!/bin/bash

# Usage:
# move files to dir_destination
# ./mv_files2dir.bash /path/to/file dir_destination
# ./mv_files2dir.bash dir_a ./{b,c} dir_destination

# test_mv_files2dir.bash:
# #!/bin/bash
# 

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#!/bin/bash

# The bubbles in the asset markets 
#     are equivalent to various taxes,
#     payed by each of us in the long term,
#     whether a winner or loser in the game.

# Features:
# Change a pair of link files 
#     from

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#!/bin/bash

# Features:
#     Renaming file or files by batch with the shell script.
#     Rename by multiple pairs of file names.
#     Use the `mv` command along with `grep` etc. underlyingly.
#     A rather simplified alternative to the `rename` shipped by some linux systems.

# Usage:
#     1. Rename a file by one pair of file names:

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#!/bin/bash

# Tag line editing
# Change the line 
#     from
#         vocabulary grammar
#     to 
#         tag:: vocabulary grammar
# Change by a given tag value such as "vocabulary" or "grammar"
# Omit the tag line if they already have the key word of "tag"