Thomas Slone thomasjslone

## auto backup.rb
class Auto_Backup
  def initialize()
    @back_dir = "C:/Users/Jacob/Desktop/"
    @dest_dir = "D:/projects/"
    @included_formats = []               # if none will include all formats, if not none then includes only listed formats
    @included_fnames = []                # if none will include all names, if not none then includes only listed names
    @included_dnames = []                # same as above but for directories
    @excluded_formats = ["lnk","ini"]    # any formats listed here will be excluded before the final backup process
    @excluded_fnames = ["consol.bat"]    # any files with matching names will be excluded if they were included
    @excluded_dnames = []                # excludes directories with matching names if were inlcuded

## dictionary.dat
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## r.rb
begin
  require 'rbconfig'
rescue => exception
  raise "Ruby Environment could not start because library is missing. \n" + execption.to_s + "\n" + exception.backtrace.join("\n").to_s
end
@host_os = RbConfig::CONFIG["host_os"].to_s
@prime_numbers = ['3575263','3575269','3575291','3575317','3575333','3575339','3575357','3575371','3575413','3575437','3575441','3575449','3575471','3575483','3575503','3575519','3575521','3575531','3575549','3575573','3575581','3575597','3575599','3575609','3575617','3575639','3575647','3575653','3575657','3575687','3575701','3575707','3575771','3575783','3575821','3575839','3575843','3575849','3575861','3575863','3575867','3575893','3575909','3575911','3575917','3575921','3575927','3575941','3575959','3575981','3575983','3575987','3575993','3576029','3576031','3576037','3576043','3576073','3576091','3576101','3576119','3576121','3576127','3576151','3576163','3576179','3576187','3576217','3576227','3576233','3576257','3576269','3576283','3576289','3576299','3576311','3576319','3576

## keypress_stream.rb
## Creates a stream array of key press instances, updates 100 times a second, ignores held keys(not totaly working yet)
## This is a pure ruby key listener / logger that works for the consols keyboard context, unfortuanatly not in other contexts
## such as other windows.
##
##  Currently a bug is causing every loop to set the current value to lift even if key press is still present
##  this bug is in the listen loop and is involved with the onditional branch that is supposed to set lift status
##  when a check reveals that no key is being pressed, this will allow the stream to capture individual instances
##  of key presses, the current variable represents the current key being pressed and is accurate with in a
##  ten-thoudanth of a second, to change this you can tweak the sleep setting.
##

## vap.rb

#
# this was an attempt of making the vap program more efficient and compact
# this processor works almost the same but loops and branches are all one line operations, however there is still clock control and labels because technically
# this is running afc 1.2, an updated version of afc that works the same way.
#
#
#
#
#

## windows_shell.rb
## this is a Handy Dandy shell class, it controls stdin/out flow allowing your programs
## to pass this class around and start and stop it with ease, I lost my elaborate version of this class so I just wipped this
## one up with haste. Feel free to offer suggestions.
##
## The object that becomes parent here usually has a @api variable, which processes the input to the app, i sometimes call it the
## application input firewall.
##
class Windows_Shell
   def initialize(parent)
    @parent = parent

## consol.bat
irb

## downoad_dialog.rb
@perc = 0
t = Thread.new { loop do ; @perc += 1 ; sleep 0.15 ; end }
until @perc == 100
  puts "Downloading: (" + @perc.to_s + "%)"
  print "\r"   #carret to beginning of line
  print "\e[A" #carret up one line
  sleep 0.050
end
puts "Downloading: (100%)"
#print "\r\e[A"

## blinker alternate.rb
@state1 = "O"
@state2 = " "
@canvas = @state1.to_s
@visable = true
@blink = 0.250
blinker = Thread.new {  loop do
                          if @visable
						    @canvas = @state2.to_s
							@visable = false
						  else

## Coder.rb
class Coder ## basic and somwwhat crude string encoding for text files and program data strings
  def initialize
    ##below is a list of all the characters you can make with a keyboard (excluding windows alt numkey function)
    @kbchars = ["a","b","c","d","e","f","g","h","i","j","k","l","m","n","o","p","q","r","s","t","u","v","w","x","y","z","A","B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M","N","O","P","Q","R","S","T","U","V","W","X","Y","Z","0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","-","+","_","=","[","]","{","}","|","\\","/",":",";",",",".","?","<",">","\"","'","`","~","!","@","#","$","%","^","&","*","(",")","\n","\t"," "]
    ## if you shuffle the @kbchars variable above, you can make your own encoding keys and pass them to the enc/dec methods
	@chbytes = [] ## here we will just convert them to bytes, we want them to all be numbers below 100 and above 0
	@kbchars.each { |ch| @chbytes << ch.to_s.bytes[0].to_s } ## there is 97 characters including tabs and line breaks ("\n")
  end
  def enc(str)
    key =
	class Auto_Backup
	def initialize()
	@back_dir = "C:/Users/Jacob/Desktop/"
	@dest_dir = "D:/projects/"
	@included_formats = [] # if none will include all formats, if not none then includes only listed formats
	@included_fnames = [] # if none will include all names, if not none then includes only listed names
	@included_dnames = [] # same as above but for directories
	@excluded_formats = ["lnk","ini"] # any formats listed here will be excluded before the final backup process
	@excluded_fnames = ["consol.bat"] # any files with matching names will be excluded if they were included
	@excluded_dnames = [] # excludes directories with matching names if were inlcuded
	begin
	require 'rbconfig'
	rescue => exception
	raise "Ruby Environment could not start because library is missing. \n" + execption.to_s + "\n" + exception.backtrace.join("\n").to_s
	end
	@host_os = RbConfig::CONFIG["host_os"].to_s
	@prime_numbers = ['3575263','3575269','3575291','3575317','3575333','3575339','3575357','3575371','3575413','3575437','3575441','3575449','3575471','3575483','3575503','3575519','3575521','3575531','3575549','3575573','3575581','3575597','3575599','3575609','3575617','3575639','3575647','3575653','3575657','3575687','3575701','3575707','3575771','3575783','3575821','3575839','3575843','3575849','3575861','3575863','3575867','3575893','3575909','3575911','3575917','3575921','3575927','3575941','3575959','3575981','3575983','3575987','3575993','3576029','3576031','3576037','3576043','3576073','3576091','3576101','3576119','3576121','3576127','3576151','3576163','3576179','3576187','3576217','3576227','3576233','3576257','3576269','3576283','3576289','3576299','3576311','3576319','3576
	## Creates a stream array of key press instances, updates 100 times a second, ignores held keys(not totaly working yet)
	## This is a pure ruby key listener / logger that works for the consols keyboard context, unfortuanatly not in other contexts
	## such as other windows.
	##
	## Currently a bug is causing every loop to set the current value to lift even if key press is still present
	## this bug is in the listen loop and is involved with the onditional branch that is supposed to set lift status
	## when a check reveals that no key is being pressed, this will allow the stream to capture individual instances
	## of key presses, the current variable represents the current key being pressed and is accurate with in a
	## ten-thoudanth of a second, to change this you can tweak the sleep setting.
	##

	#
	# this was an attempt of making the vap program more efficient and compact
	# this processor works almost the same but loops and branches are all one line operations, however there is still clock control and labels because technically
	# this is running afc 1.2, an updated version of afc that works the same way.
	#
	#
	#
	#
	#
	## this is a Handy Dandy shell class, it controls stdin/out flow allowing your programs
	## to pass this class around and start and stop it with ease, I lost my elaborate version of this class so I just wipped this
	## one up with haste. Feel free to offer suggestions.
	##
	## The object that becomes parent here usually has a @api variable, which processes the input to the app, i sometimes call it the
	## application input firewall.
	##
	class Windows_Shell
	def initialize(parent)
	@parent = parent
	@perc = 0
	t = Thread.new { loop do ; @perc += 1 ; sleep 0.15 ; end }
	until @perc == 100
	puts "Downloading: (" + @perc.to_s + "%)"
	print "\r" #carret to beginning of line
	print "\e[A" #carret up one line
	sleep 0.050
	end
	puts "Downloading: (100%)"
	#print "\r\e[A"
	@state1 = "O"
	@state2 = " "
	@canvas = @state1.to_s
	@visable = true
	@blink = 0.250
	blinker = Thread.new { loop do
	if @visable
	@canvas = @state2.to_s
	@visable = false
	else
	class Coder ## basic and somwwhat crude string encoding for text files and program data strings
	def initialize
	##below is a list of all the characters you can make with a keyboard (excluding windows alt numkey function)
	@kbchars = ["a","b","c","d","e","f","g","h","i","j","k","l","m","n","o","p","q","r","s","t","u","v","w","x","y","z","A","B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M","N","O","P","Q","R","S","T","U","V","W","X","Y","Z","0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","-","+","_","=","[","]","{","}","\|","\\","/",":",";",",",".","?","<",">","\"","'","`","~","!","@","#","$","%","^","&","*","(",")","\n","\t"," "]
	## if you shuffle the @kbchars variable above, you can make your own encoding keys and pass them to the enc/dec methods
	@chbytes = [] ## here we will just convert them to bytes, we want them to all be numbers below 100 and above 0
	@kbchars.each { \|ch\| @chbytes << ch.to_s.bytes[0].to_s } ## there is 97 characters including tabs and line breaks ("\n")
	end
	def enc(str)
	key =