Hoover cleans up directories littered with temporary files created by LaTeX, Emacs, MacOS, R and Python.
See the README file for more installation instructions and
perldoc Hoover for usage notes and a complete list of files that will
be cleaned up automatically.
HotSync is a file-synchronisation utility. As a front-end to rsync, it allows users to define complex synchronisation tasks and automatically runs the necessary rsync commands.
See the README file for installation and configuration
instructions, and perldoc HotSync for command-line usaage. You may also
want to set up command-line completion in bash, which is more
convenient than the interactive mode.
Utilties for extracting relevant entries from a bibTeX databases
(bibextract) and rendering them in LaTeX or various text formats
(bibformat). The latter has been used to generate the POD-based
bibliography on my
homepage.
See the README file for further information.
The ASCII auto formatter (aaf) pretty-prints TAB-separated tables, i.e. it automatically computes column widths and justifies values (left, right or centre) by inserting blanks.
After installing in your search path, type aaf -h for usage
instructions. In a modern environment, you will always want to supply the
option -c utf8.
Render snippets of latex code as EPS, PDF or PNG files. Requires a recent
LaTeX installation and the pstoimg tool
from the LaTeX2HTML distribution.
After installing in your search path, type teximage -h for usage
instructions.
In-place edit Perl files to update configuration variables from the
command line. Type inplace -h for usage notes.
All software in this repository is Copyright (C) by Stephanie Evert (www.stephanie-evert.de). Unless specified otherwise, the following licensing conditions apply:
This software is provided AS IS and the author makes no warranty as to its use and performance. You may use the software, redistribute and modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.