# utils
Various small tools that I use to make my life easier.

Currently contains:

 * `ftc` - a short script to print all the files in a particular directory + subdirectories which contain a particular string.

 * `ytsrt.py` - a short program for converting YouTube XML subtitles into SRT format.

 * `intsum`, `fpsum` - tiny F77 programs which sum all the numbers from `stdin` and put the output on `stdout`.  `intsum` does integer math, `fpsum` double precision floating point.

 * `dir` - a shell wrapper to be more like the behaviour of DOS `dir` (WRT pagination, order) than GNU `dir`.

 * `bt.py` - an extremely basic tool to control Banshee from a console.

 * `amstrad2unix` - a command-line tool to convert files copied from Amstrad NC series computers to Unix/Linux format.

 * `unicode_pretty.hy` - a command-line tool to convert ASCII strings into pretty unicode text, e.g. 𝔅𝔩𝔞𝔠𝔨𝔩𝔢𝔱𝔱𝔢𝔯.

 * `python*-wrapper.sh` - commands to launch a python 2/3 interpreter with the "recommended" environment on UCL RC resources, regardless of python modules loaded.

# utils
Various small tools that I use to make my life easier.

Currently contains:

 * `ftc` - a short script to print all the files in a particular directory + subdirectories which contain a particular string.

 * `ytsrt.py` - a short program for converting YouTube XML subtitles into SRT format.

 * `intsum`, `fpsum`, `fpmean` - tiny F77 programs which sum/mean all the numbers from `stdin` and put the output on `stdout`.  `intsum` does integer math, `fpsum`/`fpmean` double precision floating point.

 * `dir` - a shell wrapper to be more like the behaviour of DOS `dir` (WRT pagination, order) than GNU `dir`.

 * `bt.py` - an extremely basic tool to control Banshee from a console.

 * `amstrad2unix` - a command-line tool to convert files copied from Amstrad NC series computers to Unix/Linux format.

 * `unicode_pretty.hy` - a command-line tool to convert ASCII strings into pretty unicode text, e.g. 𝔅𝔩𝔞𝔠𝔨𝔩𝔢𝔱𝔱𝔢𝔯.

 * `python*-wrapper.sh` - commands to launch a python 2/3 interpreter with the "recommended" environment on UCL RC resources, regardless of python modules loaded.

Add fpmean to the docs.
Add fpmean to the docs.
