Stupid Unix Tricks
These are my stupid unix tricks. I hope that they are useful to you.
Source: the not so Stupid Unix Tricks by Jeffrey Paul.
These are my stupid unix tricks. I hope that they are useful to you.
Source: the not so Stupid Unix Tricks by Jeffrey Paul.
If you’ve spent any amount of time at a Unix command line you’ve probably already seen
xargs
. In case you haven’t, xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input.
Source: Things you (probably) didn’t know about xargs, an article by Cosmin Stejerean.
If you need to parse a language, or document, from Python there are fundamentally three ways to solve the problem:
- use an existing library supporting that specific language: for example a library to parse XML
- building your own custom parser by hand
- a tool or library to generate a parser: for example ANTLR, that you can use to build parsers for any language
Source: Parsing In Python: Tools And Libraries, an article by Gabriele Tomassetti. A great overview; recommended.