• CopyingOffsetsOfAConsumerGroupToAnotherConsumerGroupInKafka0.10WithPythonScript . . . . 2 matches
       The following python scripts are available from [https://github.com/gimslab/scripts/tree/master/copy-kafka-offsets-0.10.1.1-python3 github]
• BashScript . . . . 1 match
       [bash scripts]
• BashScripts . . . . 1 match
       https://github.com/gimslab/bash-scripts
• HelpOnEditing . . . . 1 match
        * HelpOnProcessors - data processing scripts
• HelpOnFormatting . . . . 1 match
       and ,,subscripts,, have to be embedded into double commas.
• HelpOnProcessors . . . . 1 match
       Processors work on the data in a code display. You specify which processor to call by using a ''bang path''-like construct in the first line. A bang path is a concept known from Unix command line scripts, where they serve the exact same purpose: the first line tells the shell what program to start to process the remaining lines of the script.
• OurSoftwareDependencyProblem . . . . 1 match
       Keep an open mind to development practices you may not be familiar with. For example, the SQLite library ships as a single 200,000-line C source file and a single 11,000-line header, the “amalgamation.” The sheer size of these files should raise an initial red flag, but closer investigation would turn up the actual development source code, a traditional file tree with over a hundred C source files, tests, and support scripts. It turns out that the single-file distribution is built automatically from the original sources and is easier for end users, especially those without dependency managers. (The compiled code also runs faster, because the compiler can see more optimization opportunities.)
• amho . . . . 1 match
       #keywords shell scripts, 7z, 7zip, amho, openssl
• amho.cmd . . . . 1 match
       #keywords shell scripts
       WindowsScripts >
• awk . . . . 1 match
       ENVIRON Array of environment variables; subscripts are
• bash . . . . 1 match
       [bash scripts]
• batch . . . . 1 match
       [scripts]
• cvs . . . . 1 match
       The Concurrent Versions System (CVS), also known as the Concurrent Versioning System, is a free software revision control system in the field of software development. Version control system software keeps track of all work and all changes in a set of files, and allows several developers (potentially widely separated in space and/or time) to collaborate. Dick Grune developed CVS as a series of shell scripts in July 1986.[1]
• moniwikicmd.sh . . . . 1 match
       https://github.com/gimslab/scripts/blob/master/moniwikicmd.sh
• restart-nfs-server . . . . 1 match
       #keywords scripts, nfs
• slack-alt-tab-error . . . . 1 match
       https://github.com/gimslab/scripts/blob/master/slack-fix-alt-tab-error.sh
• slack-send.sh . . . . 1 match
       https://github.com/gimslab/scripts/blob/master/slack-send.sh
• surfingkeys . . . . 1 match
       my settings: https://github.com/gimslab/bash-scripts/blob/master/surfingkeys.settings
• updatehosts.sh . . . . 1 match
       https://github.com/gimslab/scripts/blob/master/updatehosts.sh
• vimrc . . . . 1 match
       https://github.com/gimslab/scripts/blob/master/.vimrc

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