- bto
- Binary to octal. Reads stdin converts bytes to three digit octal numbers plus space and writes result to stdout with a newline character every sixteen numbers.
- clp
- Command line processor.
- ito
- Reads stdin, writes to stdout.
- ip
- Input for process. Open file, attach to stdin, exec process. Usage: ip <FILENAME> <PROCESSNAME>
- np
- Line number print. Prints lines from stdin prefixed by line number and a tab character to stdout.
- op
- Output for process. Open/create file, attach to stdout, exec process. Usage: op <FILENAME> <PROCESSNAME>
- otb
- Octal to binary. Reads stdin, converts bto format back to original bytes, and writes result to stdout.
- rp
- Range print. Print indicated range of lines from stdin to stdout. Usage: rp [STARTINGLINENUMBER] [ENDINGLINENUMBER]
- sp
- String print. Prints lines from stdin containing the STRING to stdout. Usage: sp <STRING>
- sr
- String replace. Reads stdin replaces MATCHSTRING with REPLACEMENTSTRING and writes results to stdout. Usage: sr <MATCHSTRING> [REPLACEMENTSTRING]
Have updates for me? I'm interested if:
- The process is still able to do at least one useful thing.
- It reduces the size, or at least doesn't increase the size.
- It makes it faster, or at least doesn't make it slower.
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