Month: October 2012
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EDIFACT is the international EDI standard developed under the United Nations
EDIFACT – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia https://metacpan.org/module/XML::Edifact (needs libexpat-devel on openSUSE) …
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shell: basename and dirname through Parameter Expansion
If you want to have basename and dirname a little faster through shell builtins, you may want to try these in bash or Korn Shell: basename: ${file##*/} dirname: ${file%/*} I don’t really recommend to use these substitutes, I still find basename and dirname quite readable and I am not using them in a loop anyway.
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Emacs + tramp + putty = you can edit your UNIX files remotely “anywhere”, even on Windows
http://www.gnu.org/software/tramp/ TRAMP extends the capabilities of the emacs “directory editor” (dired) to allow you to also deal with remote files. “Remote” as in: you can reach the file or directory through ssh or sftp or ftp or … SSH on Windows – PuTTY:On Windows platforms it can make use of the PuTTY family of utilities…
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brewing perls on my platforms
[2012-10-07 12:45:26] johayek@HayekY $ cpanm –force WWW::Curl [2012-10-07 03:17:01] johayek@HayekY $ perlbrew –force –notest install perl-5.16.1 [2012-10-07 12:47:56] johayek@HayekU $ perlbrew –force –notest install perl-5.16.1
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O’Reilly Media book: Learning the Korn Shell, 2nd Edition
Learning the Korn Shell, 2nd Edition – O’Reilly Media (They don’t offer it as an e-book. What a pity.) kornshell.com http://kornshell.com/doc/ KornShell 88 Manual Page [Link] (-> get a git clone as described here and improve the links etc.; are their true man page sources?) KornShell 93 Manual Page [Link] Q: The ksh on “your” AIX – is it ksh88 or…