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;*LEAVE AT TOP OF FILE!!
(load "/root/n/n/lib/elisp/tempo")
(load "/root/n/n/lib/elisp/template")
;*LEAVE AT TOP OF FILE!!--and yes, the below is the "meta-tempo-template"
(tempo-define-template
"elisp-bgp_tempo-template-meta-tempo-template" ; template name
'("\(tempo-define-template
\"tttblahcomputerlanguage-bgp_tttblah-example-program-name\" \; template name
\'\(\"#*Blah ttt documentation.
tttPut template/example blah-programming-language source here.
\"\) \; definition
\"s-jj\" \; abbreviation
\"Inserts an tttBLAHCOMPUTERLANGUAGE program\"\) \; documentation
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts an ELISP tempo-template.") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"orgmode-bgp_mashable-projects-stub" ; template name
'("* MashableProjects:
** Tasks/Plans/ToDoLists: [[shell:echo Plan A: 1. 2. 3.][/u/16x16_725_Julia_sets_408x408_too-dark-orange.png]]*[[shell:echo Plan B: 1. 2. 3.][/u/16x16_725_Julia_sets_408x408_too-dark-orange.png]]
** Makefiles/ConfigurationFiles:
** RecentPrograms/Source/Code:
** Prototypes/Ideas/Brainstorms: [[shell:echo ][/u/16x16_725_Julia_sets_408x408_too-dark-orange.png]]
** RecentDocs/WhitePapers/URLs:
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a EMACS ORGMODE program stub") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"xml-bgp_xml2csv" ; template name
'("#*A .xml file can be changed to a .csv with the following files:
#*To do the job:
xalan -o blah.csv blah.xml blah.
m
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a how-to hack to make a csv2xml conversion program which creates a .xml file.") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"xml-bgp_csv2xml" ; template name
'("#*A .csv file can be changed to a .xml with the following files: blah.csv, a blahProps.txt file (that contains the properties which you easily tweak) and of course the output file would be blah.xml
#*To do the job once all the files are ready/names decided on: java -jar /root/n/n/lib/CSVToXML/www.dpawson.co.uk/java/code/src/CSVtoXML.jar -p /root/n/n/lib/CSVToXML/resources/attsProps.txt /root/n/n/lib/CSVToXML/www.dpawson.co.uk/java/code/src/test.csv -o blah.xml
#**And here is an example blahProps.txt (again, feel free to tweak this to get a .xml file close to what is sought):
[head]
comment=Generated using CSVToXML
fielddelimiter=,x
rowdelimiter=\\n
rootname=doc
recordname=entry
fields=4
[fields]
field0=attsID
field1=prodID
field2=att
field3=desc
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a how-to hack to make a csv2xml conversion program which creates a .xml file.") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"bash-bgp_shell-error-handling-snippet" ; template name
'("#*Shell programs should have error handling.
#**This example shows how to use the -p switch and the \"$?\" token (for stderr obviously).
#***The -p switch to mkdir will create all the directories in the $dimension string recursively and it will not complain if any or all directories already exist.
#****So the main reason for the error handling here is to flag problems with user permissions.
mkdir -p $dimension
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo \"Error: Could not create directory $dimension\"
return 1
fi
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a bash/ksh/sh error handling snippet example program") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"bash-bgp_bash-global-variables-commonly-used-default-global-variables" ; template name
'("#!/bin/bash
#*This file contains commonly used default global variables.
#**Test: Copy and paste this file or put this in the bash shell script:
# . /bash-global-variables.sh
#***Worked well in the /dp bash script
#**The global variables below should print out by doing: env
set +xue
export V_UNIQUE_ID=z$(date +%s)
export V_UNIQUE_ID_MICROSECONDS=$(/time-since-1970-in-microseconds.pl)
export V_WATERMARK_DATE=$(date +%Y%m%d)
export EXCLAMATIONPOINT=!
export COLUMNS LINES
export USERNAME ENV PATH
export EDITOR=emacs
export CVSEDITOR=emacs
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts often used bash global variables and/or settings.") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"bash-bgp_shell-error-handling-snippet" ; template name
'("#*Shell programs should have error handling.
#**This example shows how to use the -p switch and the \"$?\" token (for stderr obviously).
#***The -p switch to mkdir will create all the directories in the $dimension string recursively and it will not complain if any or all directories already exist.
#****So the main reason for the error handling here is to flag problems with user permissions.
mkdir -p $dimension
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo \"Error: Could not create directory $dimension\"
return 1
fi
") ; definition
"s-jj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a bash/ksh/sh error handling snippet example program") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"cvs-bgp_ckin-documentation" ; template name
'("
CVS: -------------------------------------------------------------------
CVS: By checking in these files and flagging them Ready for Review, you
CVS: are certifying that the modifications have been thoroughly tested
CVS: by confirming that, at a minimum, the following have been completed:
CVS: ensure changes identified in the requirement have been addressed
CVS: execute software on the inside AND outside servers
CVS: remove all debug messages
CVS: test on appropriate platforms, Solaris and Linux
CVS: test with all supported browsers
CVS: examine error logs for warnings and errors
CVS: verify the PACER billing function when appropriate
CVS: utilize SET EXPLAIN ON with a 'big' database
CVS: -------------------------------------------------------------------
Issue:
Task:
MR:
Ready for review: y
Comments: None.
Installation requirements: None.
Configuration requirements: None.
") ; definition
"s-jjj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a CVS header") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"sqlite-bgp_sqlite-command-line-interface" ; template name
'("#*SQLITE command-line-interface session. To use this tempo-template paste it into an eshell.
mv --backup=numbered /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/demodb.db /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/demodb_bak.db
sqlite3 /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/demodb.db
.echo on
.timeout 555
.headers on
.read /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/demodb.sql
.read /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/sampledata.sql
.schema TIMESHEETS
.schema
.indices TIMESHEETS
.mode list
.nullvalue .
.separator |
.tables t
.tables time
.mode html
SELECT * FROM TIMESHEETS;
.mode list
SELECT * FROM TIMESHEETS;
.dump
.dump timesheets
.explain
EXPLAIN SELECT * FROM TIMESHEETS;
.output blahoutputfile.j
.output stdout
.help
.mode list
.show
.exit
sqlite3 -init /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/.sqliterc -header -nullvalue . -list -separator '|' /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/demodb.db 'SELECT * FROM TIMESHEETS; SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES;'
sqlite3 -header -nullvalue . -list -separator '|' /root/n/n/lib/sqlite/sqlite-a-practical-quide_book_by_ChrisNewman/SQLite/02/demodb.db 'SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES;' | sed -e 's/|/ /g' | awk '{printf \"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\\n\",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5}'
") ; definition
"s-jjj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a demo sample example database into an sqlite command-line-interface interactive session") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"mysql-bgp_create-amarok-music-database" ; template name
'("mysql -p -u root
CREATE DATABASE amarokdb;
USE mysql;
GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, DROP, CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES,
INDEX ON amarokdb.*
TO amarok@55.55.55.55
IDENTIFIED BY 'blahpassword';
FLUSH PRIVELEGES;
") ; definition
"s-jjj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a MYSQL program") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"sqlite-bgp_transfer-sqlite-music-database-to-mysql-database" ; template name
'("echo \"*Transfer SQLITE data to MYSQL database\"
sqlite3 collection-of-music.db .dump | grep -v \"BEGIN TRANSACTION;\" | grep -v \"COMMIT;\" | perl -ne \"s/INSERT INTO \\\"\(.*\)\" VALUES/INSERT \\1 VALUES/; print\" | mysql -u root -p amarok
") ; definition
"s-jjj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts an SQLITE program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_user-group" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the ROLETYPE table.
;; SELECT * FROM USER_GROUP
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_document-type" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the ROLETYPE table.
;; SELECT * FROM DOCUMENT_TYPE
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_user-program" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the ROLETYPE table.
;; SELECT * FROM USER_PROGRAM
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_program-group" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the ROLETYPE table.
;; SELECT * FROM PROGRAM_GROUP
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"email-bgp_weekly-activity-report" ; template name
'("* Week Ending: 7/8/2005 (- 28 (+ (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) (+ 0 0 0 0) 0 0))
* Calculation Template: Total weekly hrs: Task: (1090) (1325) (1326) (1327) (1328) (1329) (1330) (1354) Team Meetings: Fire Drill and/or Emergency:
** Worked on these tasks:
*** Task 1090: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1325: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1326: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1327: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1328: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1329: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1330: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Task 1354: Analysis: 0 Hour(s), Design: 0 Hour(s), Code: 0 Hour(s), Unit Test: 0 Hour(s)
*** Software Team Meeting(s): 0 Hour(s)
*** Fire Drill and/or Emergency: 0 Hour(s)
** Configuration and Testing Review Meetings or related software team meetings for these tasks : 1090, 1325, 1326, 1327, 1328, 1329, 1330, 1354
** Reviewed the documentation and/or attended Software Review meetings for these tasks: 1090, 1326, 1327
*** Updated and uploaded the documentation to the repository machine for these tasks: 1090, 1326, 1327
*** The documentation for these tasks seem ready for initial joint application development reviews: 1326
") ; definition
"s-jjj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a weekly activity report program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_qryIndividualSummary" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the SITE table.
;; select
;; distinct
;; cs_caseid,
;; cause.co_translation cause,
;; cn_citation,
;; cn_cittext,
;; cn_offense_level,
;; cn_count,
;; int_code,
;; county.co_translation county,
;; cs_date_filed,
;; cs_date_reopen,
;; cs_date_term,
;; cs_jstype,
;; cs_office,
;; cs_reopen_code,
;; cs_restrict_view,
;; cs_type,
;; custody.co_translation custody_status,
;; disposition.co_translation disposition,
;; fee.co_translation fee_status,
;; j5_date_end,
;; j5_dollar_demand,
;; j5_nature_of_suit,
;; jurisdiction.co_translation jurisdiction,
;; jury.co_translation jury_demand,
;; office.co_translation office,
;; cn_sub_type
;; from
;; case,
;; outer (count,
;; outer cr_interval),
;; outer codes office,
;; outer codes fee,
;; outer codes county,
;; outer codes disposition,
;; outer codes jurisdiction,
;; outer (cr_location,
;; outer codes custody),
;; outer (js56,
;; outer codes jury,
;; outer codes cause)
;; where cs_caseid = '61136'
;; and cn_caseid = cs_caseid
;; and cn_caseid = '61136'
;; and cn_date_end is null
;; and int_caseid = cn_caseid
;; and int_caseid = '61136'
;; and int_cn_seqno = cn_seqno
;; and int_date_end is null
;; and office.co_type = 'office'
;; and office.co_code = cs_office
;; and fee.co_type = 'feetype'
;; and fee.co_code = cs_fee_status
;; and county.co_type = 'county'
;; and county.co_code = cs_county
;; and disposition.co_type = 'dispcv'
;; and disposition.co_code = cs_disp_method
;; and j5_caseid = cs_caseid
;; and j5_caseid = '61136'
;; and j5_date_end is null
;; and jurisdiction.co_type = 'jurisdic'
;; and jurisdiction.co_code = cs_juris
;; and jury.co_type = 'jurydema'
;; and jury.co_code = j5_jury_demand
;; and cause.co_type = 'cause'
;; and cause.co_code = j5_cause
;; and loc_caseid = cs_caseid
;; and loc_caseid = '61136'
;; and loc_date_end is null
;; and custody.co_type = 'crlocation'
;; and custody.co_code = loc_code
;; order by
;; cn_sub_type,
;; cn_count
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
(tempo-define-template
"texinfo-bgp_images-private" ; template name
'("@ignore software changes
@page
@c@page
@c @group ... @end group --prevents a pagebreak/glues together a \"vertical group\"
@c @group
@c @end group
@c @group
@c@float Figure,fig:ex1
@c This is an example float.
@c@end float
@c@node List of Figures
@c@unnumbered List of Figures
@c@listoffloats Figure
@table @code
@item @bullet{} @space @r{Figure 1: Snapshots of software changes for MRggg of Task aaa.}
@image{/root/n/n/etc/task-aaa-project/taskaaa_1,,7in}
@end table
@page
@table @code
@item @bullet{} @space @r{Figure 2: Snapshots of software changes for MRggg of Task aaa.}
@image{/root/n/n/etc/task-aaa-project/taskaaa_2,,7in}
@end table
@page
@table @code
@item @bullet{} @space @r{Figure 3: Snapshots of software changes for MR1145 of Task 1354.}
@image{/root/n/n/etc/task-aaa-project/taskaaa_3,,7in}
@end table
@page
@end ignore
") ; definition
"s-jjj" ; abbreviation
"Inserts a TEXINFO program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_site" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the SITE table.
;; SELECT * FROM SITE
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_group" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the SITE table.
;; SELECT * FROM GROUP
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_menu" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the MENU table.
;; SELECT * FROM MENU
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
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;; '("--*To see all of the MENU table.
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;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
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'("From:
Brian Powell/DCA/AO/USCOURTS
To:
Jamal Rafidi/DCA/AO/USCOURTS@USCOURTS
cc:
bcc:
Date:
Wednesday, July 13, 2005 09:31AM
Subject:
Task 1090 and Task 1327
*Met with JF yesterday about these two tasks: We did some investigations and tests and reviewed the documentation.
**I pulled some tables (the SITE and MENU tables) out of the database to insure that the system was working with the changes JF made before.
*Task 1090 and Task 1327 seem to be ready for a joint application development meeting or teleconference and the documentation has been updated and delivered to the repository.
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;; "email-bgp_announce-task-meeting-request" ; template name
;; '("From:
;; Jamal Rafidi/DCA/AO/USCOURTS
;; To:
;; Brian Powell/DCA/AO/USCOURTS@USCOURTS
;; cc:
;; Bruce Curran/DCA/AO/USCOURTS@USCOURTS, Jacob Davenport/DCA/AO/USCOURTS@USCOURTS
;; bcc:
;; Date:
;; Monday, August 08, 2005 03:32PM
;; Subject:
;; Re: 1325, 1326, 1328
;; *Jacob needs to edit the files related to these tasks: Are you available for a mtg today?
;; **Or can I just go ahead and \"ckin\" the files he wants?
;; \"I also need this file. Please let me know when I can have it.
;; Thanks,
;; Jacob \"
;; -----Brian Powell/DCA/AO/USCOURTS wrote: -----
;; To: Brian Powell/DCA/AO/USCOURTS@USCOURTS
;; From: Brian Powell/DCA/AO/USCOURTS
;; Date: 08/08/2005 10:50AM
;; cc: Jamal Rafidi/DCA/AO/USCOURTS@USCOURTS
;; Subject: 1325, 1326, 1328
;; *Per our mtg this morning: I have checked out the software programs for the tasks 1325, 1326, 1328 as you requested and they are ready to be demonstrated to you and then checked in.
;; **When is a good time for us to meet for the demonstrations? Any time is fine with me. See you later.
;; Thanks Jamal.
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;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
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;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
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;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
;; (tempo-define-template
;; "informix-bgp_jdg-index" ; template name
;; '("--*To see all of the JUDGE table.
;; SELECT * FROM JDG_INDEX
;; ;
;; ") ; definition
;; "s-jjj" ; abbreviation
;; "Inserts an INFORMIX program") ; documentation
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