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## reverse_words.py
a = "put in the required sentence"
# reverse splice the sentence split by space, then join with space
" ".join(a.split(" ")[::-1])

## remove_save_files.sh
find ~ -regex .*~$ -exec rm '{}' \;

## emacs_control_h_delete.el
(global-set-key "\C-h" 'delete-backward-char)
; bind original binding of help-command to a new shortcut, JIC
(global-set-key "\M-?" 'help-command)

## download_startdict_libraries.py
# LICENCE: GPLv3
# download all the startdict dictionaries into proper directory on linux
# requirements:
#     1) lxml library for python
#     2) wget program on linux
#     3) /usr/share/stardict/dic folder must exist
# currently this works on linux only, but is a good starting point
# i am only interested in the `url`, and any other stardict dictionaries are of no interest to me
# there is no error handling what so ever, it's a quick and dirty solution.

## remove_temp_files.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
# LICENCE: GPLv3
# temp files '.*~' from given directories or starting at home directory
# usage: rm_temp.py <arg1> <arg2> ... <argn>
# ouputs: log of which directory it is working in

import os
import sys
import logging

## line_column_nubers.el
(column-number-mode t) ; included with emacs from v22 or something

;; enable lines on the side of buffer
(require 'linum) ; included with emacs from v22 or something
(linum-mode t)

;; I want this feature available in all buffers. Just a convenience
(global-linux-mode t)

;; have a padding of one line between line numbers and the text

## open.sh
# works only on ubuntu, and probably with gnome desktop installed, it is similar to
# mac's `open` command.

# usage: op notes.txt # opens the txt file with it's default app
# usage: op . # open current directory in file explorer, default nautilus mostly
#
# Basically, this pushes the output from the opened app to not show up on terminal
function op {
    eval gnome-open \"$@\" &> /dev/null;
}

## txt2ph.py

      
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                / txt2ph.py
            
            
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              April 10, 2011 08:20
            
              
                convert a phone number with alphabets in it to proper numbers
              
          
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## .irbrc
require 'irb/completion'
require 'pp'
IRB.conf[:AUTO_INDENT]=true


if defined?(Rails) && !Rails.env.nil?
  ActiveRecord::Base.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
end

## .autotest
#!/bin/ruby
# ~.autotest
# require 'autotest_notification'
# SPEAKING = false
# DOOM_EDITION = false
# BUUF = false
# PENDING = false
# STICKY = false
# SUCCESS_SOUND = ''
# FAILURE_SOUND = ''
	a = "put in the required sentence"
	# reverse splice the sentence split by space, then join with space
	" ".join(a.split(" ")[::-1])
	(global-set-key "\C-h" 'delete-backward-char)
	; bind original binding of help-command to a new shortcut, JIC
	(global-set-key "\M-?" 'help-command)
	# LICENCE: GPLv3
	# download all the startdict dictionaries into proper directory on linux
	# requirements:
	# 1) lxml library for python
	# 2) wget program on linux
	# 3) /usr/share/stardict/dic folder must exist
	# currently this works on linux only, but is a good starting point
	# i am only interested in the `url`, and any other stardict dictionaries are of no interest to me
	# there is no error handling what so ever, it's a quick and dirty solution.
	#!/usr/bin/env python
	# LICENCE: GPLv3
	# temp files '.*~' from given directories or starting at home directory
	# usage: rm_temp.py <arg1> <arg2> ... <argn>
	# ouputs: log of which directory it is working in

	import os
	import sys
	import logging
	(column-number-mode t) ; included with emacs from v22 or something

	;; enable lines on the side of buffer
	(require 'linum) ; included with emacs from v22 or something
	(linum-mode t)

	;; I want this feature available in all buffers. Just a convenience
	(global-linux-mode t)

	;; have a padding of one line between line numbers and the text
	# works only on ubuntu, and probably with gnome desktop installed, it is similar to
	# mac's `open` command.

	# usage: op notes.txt # opens the txt file with it's default app
	# usage: op . # open current directory in file explorer, default nautilus mostly
	#
	# Basically, this pushes the output from the opened app to not show up on terminal
	function op {
	eval gnome-open \"$@\" &> /dev/null;
	}
	require 'irb/completion'
	require 'pp'
	IRB.conf[:AUTO_INDENT]=true


	if defined?(Rails) && !Rails.env.nil?
	ActiveRecord::Base.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
	end
	#!/bin/ruby
	# ~.autotest
	# require 'autotest_notification'
	# SPEAKING = false
	# DOOM_EDITION = false
	# BUUF = false
	# PENDING = false
	# STICKY = false
	# SUCCESS_SOUND = ''
	# FAILURE_SOUND = ''