Articles Tagged with “Software”
source2html
I needed to print out a directory full of small scripts. This Perl script will go through the current directory and create a pretty HTML page of all the files in that directory. That HTML page can then be fed to a browser for printing.
#!/usr/bin/perl
$cd = `pwd`; chomp $cd;
$ls = `ls -1 $cd`;
@ls = split(/\n/,$ls);
print "<title>Directory Listing $cd</title>\n";
print "<h1>Directory Listing $cd</h1>\n";
$ll = `ls -l '$cd'`;
chomp $ll;
print "<pre style='padding:1em'><b>$ll</b></pre>\n\n";
foreach $f (@ls) {
if (!(-d $f)) {
$l = `ls -l '$f'`; chomp $l;
print "<div style='border:2px solid black;padding:1em;'>\n";
print "<h2 style='margin:0;padding:0;'>$f</h2>\n";
print "<pre><b>$l</b></pre>\n";
print "</div>\n";
$t = `cat '$f'`;
$t =~ s/&/&/g;
$t =~ s/</</g;
$t =~ s/>/>/g;
print "<pre style='padding:1em'>$t</pre>\n\n";
}
}This software is distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL.
jukebox.pl
jukebox.pl is a GTK2 player for Ogg Vorbis files written in Perl. It uses SDL for audio output.
Why yet another Linux media player?
Because this one has just the features I need and nothing more. It provides the facility to select which song you want to hear next (and if no songs are queued, will select one at random); skip the current song; pause; and a volume control. I don't need anything other than that, and I'd image that a lot of other people don't either. (If anything, the volume control is an extravagance!)
Opera W3-Dev Menu
The W3-dev Menu is an Opera 7–9 customisation for web developers, providing handy shortcuts to validate and check their pages and some useful links to web standards and tutorials…