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Betty is a Perl-based coding style checker that enforces the Holberton School coding style (inspired by the Linux kernel style) for C code and documentation. It identifies inconsistencies, style violations, and formatting issues in C source files. You should be aware that by default, some text editors are using spaces instead of tabs. For instance, when you press tab key on emacs, by default, leading spaces will be put, and that will cause Betty to raise a lot of warnings. Please find some...

...Although largely superseded by modern tools like fastlane and fir-cli, this project demonstrates how developers previously streamlined their workflows with custom scripts. The repository includes utilities to compile Xcode projects and workspaces, handle CocoaPods builds, publish .ipa files to private servers or fir.im, send notification emails, and even batch-rename images with the @2x suffix for Retina devices. These scripts are designed for macOS environments with Xcode command line tools installed and rely on simple configuration for server publishing or email notifications. While no longer actively maintained, xcode_shell remains a practical reference for lightweight automation of iOS app build and distribution processes.

...TagTools should also work correctly with tags written in different codepages (utf8, cp1251 etc). The following scripts are included: tag2fname - this is a command-line tool to rename a number of files using the information extracted from audio tags in a specified format. tag2fname.dialog - a dialog-based interface for tag2fname. fname2tag - another command-line tool to convert file names into audiotags using a specified format. batchtag.dialog - a dialog-based tool for batch tag editing. tagedit.dialog - dialog-based tool for editing individual audio file tags.

A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development

GNU/Shoes is a wrapper for the Sox audio utility. Written in Perl for Linux and Win32, GNU/Shoes aids the tedious process of converting large numbers of audio files, and provides Jabber messages to notify the user that a batch is complete.