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Parse a selection of date formats

This Bash program parses day, month, year and month and year from arguments: ...
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Bash argument parser with support for concatenated flags and '=' or ' ' between arguments and values

This is my best attempt so far at a bash script argument parser written without GNU getopt or bash getopts the first two ...
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Listing my StackEchange communities user id

Extending this answer solution, I've wrote the following bash script to get the html of my StackExchange accounts page and parse it to a YAML file. The objective ...
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Install Python script requirements

Sometimes I download a Python script (from a trusted source), and can't run it because of missing dependencies, which I have to install one by one (no ...
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Shell script to parse variable definitions from Scala build file

The build.sbt text file contains versions like this: name := "happy" scalaVersion := "2.11.8" sparkVersion := "2.2.0" I wrote ...
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Bash menu-driven text file viewer / presenter tool

This is a simple Bash script to provide menu driven manuals and standard operating procedures. Sops and mans with the extension .sopman.txt will be loaded. The ...
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Bash script to extract HTML comment into a Markdown file

I learned Bash a million years ago. I just wrote this simple script used to get the first lot of HTML comments from a file, and spit it out in order to create a ...
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Parsing Gaussian09 frequency calculations, reformatting depending on desired output

Quite similar to my earlier review this script parses a frequency calculation and reformats the found values to either fit into one row for easier importing into a spreadsheet software or a formatted ...
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Resolve dependencies from output of PBS queueing system

I have written a script, that reformats the output of qstat -f1 of the PBS queueing system. Unfortunately this project is by far too big to post here complete, also ...
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Parsing Gaussian 09 output for energy statement on one or more files and reformat it to a table

I am a computational chemist working with the program Gaussian 09. After I manually check the output(s) I want to create a summary for easier processing of the obtained values. Also avoid opening all ...
Martin - マーチン's user avatar
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Read group of keywords from file, modify value, store new group to variable

I would like to use the following routine in my submission script for GAMESS calculations. I am not entirely sure if this is the optimum way to go. This function would need one of the messaging ...
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Using arrays to read in file, append it with parsed program output and overwrite original

Yesterday a friend of mine asked on U&L: How to optimize 'grep'-and-save? I will summarise shortly. The output of the torque pbs queueing system tool qstat ...
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Bash function to parse git status

I have a function here and wondered how well this can be refactored. I currently have this: ...
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Function to get specified key from /proc/cpuinfo

On Linux, the file /proc/cpuinfo returns a set of key-value pairs, where the key and value are separated by a colon and each pair has its own line. It's a bit more ...
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Return the first number found greater than the provided input number (13 digits)

This script converts the numbers to be at least 13 characters long (for UNIX_MS strings). For use with timestamps, I'm having issues with it being very slow. I wanted an alternative to grepping for ...
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