Arad-OneTable-Editor is a set of perl modules to manage and display a dialog for a single-table SQL query. It can verify types, and scroll between the records. The data handling is separate from the dialog class, so it is possible to write different generic dialogs for the same query. A Perl/Tk dialog and a GNU/readline (or plain text) dialog are included in the distribution.
FCFS RWLock is a first-come first-served readers/writers lock for POSIX threads. FCFS means that the first thread to request control of the lock will gain it, based on the constraints of a readers/writers lock. FCFS RWLock is well documented and commented, so it can easily be used as a reference implementation.
File-Find-Object provides Perl programmers with an object-oriented alternative to the core File::Find module for traversing a directory structure, which has some serious interface limitations. It can be instantiated, can be interrupted in the middle, has an iterative interface, and can also return result objects.
File-Find-Object-Rule is a port of File-Find-Rule to make it use File-Find-Object instead of File::Find. It provides a succinct, declarative syntax for creating directory tree traversal routines while enjoying the advantages of File-Find-Object, such as traversing the tree incrementally and iteratively, and the capability of instantiating several traversers in the same program.
Gringotts is a small utility that allows you to jot down sensitive data (passwords, PINs, small files, etc.) in an easy-to-read, easy-to-access, and most of all very secure form. It lets the user choose from among eight strong encryption algorithms (RIJNDAEL-128, RIJNDAEL-256, SERPENT, TWOFISH, CAST-256, SAFER+, LOKI97, 3DES), two hashing algorithms (SHA1, RIPEMD 160), and two compression techniques (ZLib and BZip2) with four compression ratios. It allows the user to use any file or an entire floppy disk as a password, as an alternative to the usual text string.
youtube-dl is a very handy program to download videos from YouTube. It's proven very useful for me, and I'm using it often. Highly recommended.
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My Life in Vim I love Vim! I code in Vim. I think in Vim. I dream in Vim! Vim is a great editor - powerful, intuitive (at least with :source $VIMRUNTIME/mswin.vim), customisable, lightweight, wi...
I Love VirtualBox VirtualBox is wonderful and a complete life-saver. I'm using it to run a Fedora Linux virtual machine on top of my Mandriva Linux (Cooker) system, and it works very well. While...
Great Image Viewer! This is a great image viewer. It has many configuration options, supports all common formats and is very flexible, and fast. I should not that I wrote a Patch to fix some p...