Workspace Scripts

Intro

This website uses scripts to preprocess web pages. My development environment uses scripts for tools and documnentation.

The main collection of scripts are used in building the ide.

Perl Scripts

By my convention perl scripts are in a their own script folder called script and operate from the parent directory.

update.pl if it exists is the script update for the parent directory.

The perl scritps are in their own directory because I have gone OOP and packaged the code. While it takes longer to write the code, I have much greater reuse of code and OO relationships, in just a short time of doing this I am amazed, impressed, ... OO at the file system level is good.

Script Documentation

• base/p1/update.sh updates the modified time stamp and has a contact link. Needs rewriting.
• base/p1/misc/proj/update.sh
• base/p1/comsci/OpenSSL/d01/shellcrypt.sh - Tripple Des file encryption and decryption
• base/p1/comsci/sh/chel.sh - My bash setup.
  For example to edit use cheledit, chelinit to reload new definitions into another shell,
  manage backups, central loading of functions i.e. source utility functions and define functions, supports both Mac and Fedora environments, functions to move about my directory tree e.g. comsci, svn utility functions such as svnci, ...

• base/script/ Changes the html files, for example modified time.
• base/script/validatehtml.sh Validate html xhtml and xml files using validate.
  validate2 <file> looks at the first lines
  
validatefiles validatefilesneg look at files in the current directory and report failures respectively.

Links

Hyperlinks play a key part to this sites navigation.

Conventions

• Having doubley linked local pages, so if one refers to the other, the other refers to it.
• Local links in same colour so easily differentiate between global and local links
• TODO no longer uses angle brackets, and generally at end of into link list.

Issues

• Testing links would be good, for example dead pages, both locally and globally.
• Site map
  from the local links (collect hrefs in a file, exclude html), extract the local links to other local pages (exclude #), then generate a graph using dot.