Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Cleaning home

A little reorganization of my most used directory (/home/Terry/Programming/)...

Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/code                                                     7:24
Ada/              D/                PHP/              Shell/
Assembly/         EmacsLisp/        Perl/             Vimscript/
C/                HTML/             Python/           license/
C++/              Java/             Ruby/             view_man_page.sh
CSS/              Javascript/       Scheme/
Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/code/C/                                                  7:25
doc/       include/   lib/       makefiles/ man/       src/       templates/
Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/code/C/doc                                               7:25
Beej's_Guide_to_Network_Programming_Using_Internet_Sockets.html
Beejs_Guide_to_C_Programming.html
C99_Standard.pdf
NCURSES/
c-refcard-fullpage.pdf
compiler-flags
downey05semaphores.pdf
gdb-refcard-fullpage.pdf
gdb.ps
gtk-tutorial.20021027/
how_to_make_a_lib/
hulubei95thix.pdf
indent.pro
lions_book.lastpage
lions_book.pdf
lions_book_src_listings.pdf
Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/code/Ruby                                                7:25
QT/        lib/       man/       src/
doc/       makefiles/ modules/   templates/
Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/code/Ruby/src                                            7:26
Count_Down.rb*   filescan.rb*     myfile.rb*       quickref.rb*
Platform.rb*     foo.m3u          mymethod.rb*     rbeautify.rb*
RubyShell.rb*    grep.rb*         nav/             readwrite.rb*
arg_parser.rb*   hashes.rb*       optparse.rb*     ri20min.rb*
bitmask.rb*      hashglob.rb*     phase2.rb*       rubynumbers.rb*
blgrep.rb*       hello.rb*        phase3.rb*       rubystrings.rb*
dog.rb*          lj.rb*           phase4.rb*       stringusage.rb*
edit_file.rb*    md5toy.rb        playlist.rb*     swat.rb*
exit.rb*         methods.rb*      popmailcheck.rb
Terry@Dixie$                                                               7:26

Bare in mind that I have the ls (list) command aliased to include the -FGH switches on FreeBSD (basically use colours and append a symbol to the end of each file, e.g. dir/ and exe* instead of dir and exe).

~/code is basically made up of a directory per language with room for a little growth. The only languages I actively use are C, Ruby, and BourneShell. But I'm familiar with most in the directory and have made room for some of my 'to learn' list. Each directory essentially consists of a simple pattern.

doc/
Documentation, as seen in ~/code/C/doc/ I have a few old tutorials saved, references, an indent(1) profile in case I need it, and a copy of the Lions Book and Code listings amon the PDF's.
include/modules/whatever
A place to put common bits of code
lib
A spot for ready to use code in library form
makefiles
Ready made makefile templates for feeding through the make program and similar tools
man
Where to stuff manual pages for now
src
The source directory contains source code files, in ~/code/C/src/ resides a copy in HTML and Source form of the UNIX Version 6 Kernels Source Code for reference and reading pleasure. In ~/code/Ruby/src/ it shows that I've made directories in the src folders for various libraries and toolkits where necessary. If it's not some thing I wrote when I started learning the language or a quickie I usually use a directory per program.
templates
A spot to put them when I feel like writing them, I find it most useful for HTML/XHTML


The content various by language but it's the style I've tried to arrange.

The rest of my home directory is also nicely organised for the most part.

Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/|grep '/' | sed 's/\///g'                                7:45
Desktop
Documents
Music
Pictures
Videos
code
logs
sh
Terry@Dixie$ ls ~/Documents                                                7:45
Computers/             Personal/              Work/
Games/                 School/                [SAS]/
Lyrics of Dixie.txt    Shakespeare/           misc_dot_files.tar.gz
Terry@Dixie$                                                               7:46

I'm glad to have a copy of R^5RS (PDF & PS) on hand so I can work on learning Scheme if I get some vacation time next week.

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