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== Bash thyself! == | |||
[[File:Serpiente alquimica.jpg|thumb|[[wikipedia:Ouroboros]] ]] | |||
== Example == | |||
A sample pipeline with [[gstspectrum]] | |||
Final pipeline: | |||
./gstspectrum input.wav | \ | |||
| ./selectmaxcolumn.py \ | |||
| ./sortranges.py \ | |||
| ./compact.py \ | |||
| ./editwithsox.py $1 \ | |||
| bash | |||
== Bash == | |||
Useful things: | |||
* BASH counting loops | |||
* BASH math substitution | |||
* sprintf for filenames | |||
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[[jpegloop]] | |||
== Extra == | |||
Using Python's [[argparse]] is great for making flexible command line tools. | Using Python's [[argparse]] is great for making flexible command line tools. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:51, 4 March 2013
Bash thyself!
Example
A sample pipeline with gstspectrum
Final pipeline:
./gstspectrum input.wav | \ | ./selectmaxcolumn.py \ | ./sortranges.py \ | ./compact.py \ | ./editwithsox.py $1 \ | bash
Bash
Useful things:
- BASH counting loops
- BASH math substitution
- sprintf for filenames
Extra
Using Python's argparse is great for making flexible command line tools.