Code and information that is occasionally useful

Command-line

• tsvutils for tab-separated file manipulation. Includes converters to/from xlsx, csv, mysql.
• xlsx2tsv a standalone script converting the newer xlsx excel format into TSV.
• conplot is a console data plotter, though now I am informed gnuplot has an ASCII output module.
• cmdutils various commandline utilities; subsumes some of the below.
• Data viewing: htmlescape, htmlunescape, imageopen, jsonpp
• Data manipulation: md5sort, setdiff, setor, setand, setvenn, map, mapagg.
• Other commandline utilties: pskill logtime
• web search engine
• .zshrc, .bashrc
• Zzapper's zsh tips

R, the love-it-and-hate-it statistical and visualization programming environment

• util.R which tries to solve a few of R's annoyances
• example for embedding C++ in R
• .Rprofile
• Favorite R websites: Quick-R and RSeek.
• Favorite library: plyr.

Python

• util.py contains utility functions for python
• counter.py does iterator monitoring like pv
• sane_re.py has some tweaks to python's regex API
• ansi.py helps print colorized text to the console
• lsv.py lists variables in interactive python. reddit discussion. Oops, now I've discovered IPython's very similar %whos magic command.
• autolog.py is a set of decorators that log function calls in a colorized outline format.
• cgiutil.py containing, among other things, an options parser in the declarative, type-inferenced style of trollop.
• analogous wsgi querystring options parser.
• .pythonrc

Ruby

• mycgi.rb, an extension to ruby's cgi library
• .irbrc

Scala

• Scala Syntax Cheat Sheet

Matlab

• save_cell.m
• order.m
• Favorite library: lightspeed.

HTML/CSS

• prewrap

Misc

• Most underrated dotfile: .inputrc.
• tweetmotif
• blogger → wordpress migration helper.
• windows explorer/cygwin integration
• fast searchable java docs with search-as-you-type.
• blisp, a toy lisp interpreter written in python. I didn't really understand lisp until I tried writing an interpreter for it.
• n-gram random sentences, an old class project.
• GitHub: github/brendano and gist.github/brendano