I use simple script for screenshots (bind on PrtSrc key). It saves picture of current screens in home directory. Usualy I want open the picture immediately. I created simple script that opens the youngest .jpg file in current directory (named gimp-last).
Continue readingIn Bash there are two well-known constructs named here-document and here-string. here-document is
wc << EOF
> one two three
> four five
> EOF
2 5 24and here-string is
bc <<< 5*4files=(Screen*.png)
if [ $files = "Screen*.png" ]; then
echo "No match"
else
# Override or append
files[2]="test1"
# Remove
files=("${files[@]:0:1}" "${files[@]:3:4}")
# Length
echo ${#files[@]}
for file in "${files[@]}"; do
echo "$i"
done
for ((i = 0; i < ${#files[@]}; i++)); do
echo "${files[i]}"
done
ficase "$a" in
"a")
echo "a"
;;
"b")
echo "b"
;;
*)
echo "else"
;;
esacpath="/var/www/html"
echo ${path##*/} # Last directory
# # from beginning, shortest match
# ## from beginning, longest match
# % from end, shortest match
# %% from end, longest matchOfflineimap is tool for syncing mails. But if you delete remote folder after sync it appears again on remote account. I wrote small bash script what solves this problem.
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