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ExLock
File Lock Test Tool
Exlock is a command line tool. The purpose of this tool is to test / debug / tune the creation of other software. Exlock opens in exclusive mode a file passed as parameter. Other processes accessing the file will get a error. The purpose of this tool is to simply evaluate which is the behavior in case of this error. -
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ODic stands for "Options Dictionary" and aims at creating standards for easier command line tool creation. At the moment it is focused on the 'odic' python module including new design patterns for python main functions.
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Blitz is a generic tool whose purpose is to maintain and execute test cases of arbitrary complexity. Blitz can be used either as a command-line tool or as a full-featured graphical user interface.
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openpaste pastebin project with UTF-8 support, web basex xml-rpc API and API libraries, command line tool and desktop pastebin application demo
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pyMP is short for python music player. It started out in 2004 as a command line tool for playing cd's. The scope of the project kinda grew and now it is a fully functional MP3 player with a GUI. Check it out :)
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