I had been using
Perl for 3-4 months before I
even knew what it was. The more I used it, the more I liked, and before I knew
it, I had become pretty good at it. That all started over
13 years ago. Though most of the really cool
scripts I write belong to my (former) employers, I have written a few handy
little things on my own, and will be releasing them as soon as I find time to
write up some documentation.
I've finally taken the time to release some of my perl code. Unless otherwise
specified, all programs are released under the
GNU General Public License.
Please keep in mind that most of the stuff listed on this page hasn't been
touched in ages, and certainly shouldn't be taken as examples of my best
work.
- Tired of typing cdrecord and cdrdao commands into the commandline, and
unhappy with the various gui wrappers out there, I decided to write my
own wrapper script. It's very simple, you just point it at an image or
directory, and it does everything else for you (down to detecting the
burner, see --help for more info).
- A perl script wrapper to vcdimager
and tcmplex for
making chapterized SVCD bin/cue pairs out of mpeg2 files.
- This small daemon will (recursively, if desired) watch a directory for
changes, and perform a specified perl-code action when a change occurrs.
It seems to have a few bugs left, but it's there for you to play with if
you want to brave the beta code.
- See info about nuvexport on my mythtv page.
Feel I've done something worthy of a reward?
I have a wishlist.
