Perl - Shell Scripts
The usefulness of perl is not very much exploited by windows users. I wish I could change that by my scripts. For these scripts to work, get ActivePerl(http://www.activestate.com/ActivePerl/) if you are a Windows user. If you use perl, just run these scripts at the console with the command perl <filename>. All the given scripts are free for you to copy, distribute, modify or any other thing that comes to your mind.
These scripts that I have provided here are made by me and used with the Active Perl compiler. I made the first 2 to aid me in organizing many html files. They may not be much help for you as it is, but you can use them after modifications.
| SeekAndExtract Vs 1.00.B |
| For extracting content from HTML files from a user specified string to another user specifed string and save them as a txt file. Useful if you have a lot of html files you need to convert to text files. |
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| LineRename V 1.00.A |
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Renames all the text files in a folder to their respective first lines. If there are blank lines, it clears the file of all blank lines. I don't see how you can use this program to fit your perpose, but I made it when I had a lot of small poems in text files. I used this program to give the poem's files names.
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| HTMLViewer V 1.02.A |
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This is a offline HTML file viewer for DOS. Run the script with the html file in the command line. For best results, use the Batch file 'html.bat
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