What
Little
Software
pause for unix
Quite frankly, I don't know whether Unix
has a pause command of its own or not.
I looked for about five minutes one day, when I needed one, and I couldn't find
one. So, I dug up a handful of things I remembered about C, and wrote this
program. I can't imagine that such a thing is really absent, so I've likely
reproduced someone else's much more effective work, but I can't say I really
care. Anyhow, this works on my system--maybe it will work on yours.
pause.c
jjhtml.vi
I'm quite sure that this one reproduces someone else's work: I've used some of
the other HTML macro sets for vi. I happen to prefer this one, though I
certainly fine-tune it from time to time. Doesn't do much, but it lets me type
the tags I wan't without quite so many keystrokes. If you use vi, the source
code will give you some idea of how the macros work (Really!).
jjhtml.vi
webmail
I have to telnet in to the school's server to check my mail. I use pine on
FreeBSD. This does not make stupid subscription systems like Microsoft Internet
Explorer plausible options, even if they were moral ones. So, I wrote this.
When I run it (every time I log on, but I'm thinking of changing that) it goes
to the web page I specify, checks if the page is different from my last
archived copy, and emails me a copy of it. It converts the pages to text using
lynx, so it doesn't matter that my email program can't read html.
webmail.sh
mwho
I'm writing a useful program, as a first step towards which I've written a
clone of who. A clone of who is not useful, but you can see it if you like.
mwho.c
funnies
Funnies is a program to collect a series of comic strips from the web on a
single page. It has a group of subroutines defining various gathering methods,
and a configuration file telling it what to get and how to get it. It is
written in Perl.
funnies: The Program
funnies.cfg: The Configuration File
lightning.prohosting.com/~mcollum/cgi-bin/funnies.cgi:
The Live Version
bloglet
My latest Perl script is not a CGI script. It's a simple script to let
me add to my sort-of-weblog-thing. It may be the most concise weblog script
possible.
bloglet: The Program
bloglet-template.html: An HTML document
to edit
bloglet.html: My own bloglet
coming soon: version 2.0