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  1. Bash programmable completion example... Bash programmable completion example for "cuddled" options + arguments
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    ## Bash programmable completion for <code>-n<em>value</em></code> / <code>-\-name=<em>value</em></code> options
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    I was reading [an old debian-administration.org post][debadm] about
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    [Bash programmable completion][pcomp], and I had the same question as this
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    person:
  2. fawk: a Bash shell function to save ... fawk: a Bash shell function to save your fingers from typing awk '{ print $x }' all the time
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    #!/bin/bash
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    ##############################################################################
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    ##                                                                          ##
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    ##             fawk! - a shortcut for `awk '{ print $x }'`                  ##
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    ##             (also an expression of extreme frustration)                  ##
  3. Create dropshadowed thumbnails with ... Create dropshadowed thumbnails with a simple command
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    # thumb - a command-line thumbnailer &amp; drop-shadower
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    Quickly generate drop-shadowed thumbnails from the command line using
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    ImageMagick's [`convert`][convert], optionally specifying a maximum geometry
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    for either (or both) dimensions.
  4. markin markin Public

    Easily interpolate shell script output (e.g., 'yourcommand --help') into Markdown files

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