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#!/usr/bin/ruby
# ruby script to create a directory structure from indented data.
# Three ways to use it:
# - Pipe indented (tabs or 2 spaces) text to the script
#   - e.g. `cat "mytemplate" | planter.rb
# - Create template.tpl files in ~/.planter and call them by their base name
#   - e.g. Create a text file in ~/.planter/site.tpl
#   - `planter.rb site`
# - Call planter.rb without input and it will open your $EDITOR to create the tree on the fly
# You can put %%X%% variables into templates, where X is a number that corresponds to the index

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alias rmdbc="find . -name *\ \(*conflicted* -exec rm {} \;" # recursively delete Dropbox conflicted files
# and/or (smart idea from Gordon Fontenot)
alias rmdbcsafe="find . -name *\ \(*conflicted* -exec mv {} ~/DropboxConflicts/ \;" # recursively move Dropbox conflicted files to temp folder
# or... via TJ Luoma
alias rmdbctrash="find . -name *\ \(*conflicted* -exec mv -v {} ~/.Trash/ \;" # recursively move Dropbox conflicted files to Trash

# More advanced idea combining ideas from @modernscientist and @GFontenot would be
# Hazel or launchd script to move conflicted files to temp folder once a day, and Hazel or launchd script to delete files older than [x]
# Or schedule TJ's idea of moving to Trash and skipping intermediate folder while still maintaining the ability to review
# hmmmm...

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{
    "cmd"       : ["$file"],
    "selector"  : "source.shell",
    "shell"     : "bash"
}