Alright, alright
Two slightly more useful programs, then. For given values of useful.
The first is a basic kopipe manager in C, the source code to which can be found here.
Should work under any real OS. If you’re going to compile it, make sure you change KOPIPE_FOLDER to something more appropriate.
Sample session follows:
cairnarvon@feynman:~$ kopipe USAGE: kopipe [name] Display kopipe echo "[kopipe]" | kopipe -n [name] Create new kopipe kopipe -d [name] Delete existing kopipe Current kopipe: kartoffelbrei lisp-fig25 progsnake tanasinn lisp-box lisp-spacetoad progsnake-classic cairnarvon@feynman:~$ kopipe lisp-spacetoad //`'''```, o //LISP `., ,....OOo. .c;.',,,.'``.,,.` .' ____.,'.// / _____ \___/.' | / || \\---\| || || \\ || co co co co cairnarvon@feynman:~$
It only accepts input from stdin for new kopipe, with all the issues associated with that, so it isn’t ideal (and could probably be done more easily with bash aliases), but whatever.
It’s still nice to have, and it gave me an opportunity to use C.
The second basically mimics this thing. The guy who posted that never posted his source code, so I wrote it in Perl.
This one should work on Windows too.
Sample session:
cairnarvon@feynman:~$ progfind USAGE: progfind [topic] cairnarvon@feynman:~$ progfind Xarn Title: Xarn [Part 1] URL: http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1213290157 Posted: Thu Jun 12 19:02:37 2008 Last Post: Sun Jun 15 03:19:08 2008 Title: Xarn URL: http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1205354504 Posted: Wed Mar 12 21:41:44 2008 Last Post: Fri Mar 14 13:46:50 2008 cairnarvon@feynman:~$
Simple but handy. It can be adapted to other Shiichan boards by replacing the URL it tries to get information from.
It can be slow because dis.4chan.org is slow as fuck at times, but it’s still faster than looking through the threads manually.
So. What have you written to make life less aggravating?
lolife said,
June 17th, 2008 at 4:14 am
lolife [11:13pm] % which lrt
lrt: aliased to ls -lrt | tail -40
What said,
July 6th, 2008 at 1:48 am
You should consider porting the strl* family of functions from BSD to make your future C programming easier.
Cairnarvon said,
July 6th, 2008 at 10:39 am
It’d make more sense just not to use C for programs involving heavy string manipulation.