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To remove the hidden attribute for a file or selected files to unhide them, enable “Show hidden files, folders and drives” option in the Folder Options dialog. Then select the files for which you want to remove the “H” attribute, right-click on the selection and click “Show / Hide selected files” context menu entry.

Powerful rule-based command line parser and cofiguration reader. Options can be created using annotations or manually using a powerful API. Options are grouped into hierarchical namespace, allowing sophisticated inclusion, exclusion and grouping based on rules. Supports multiple dialects and automatic document creator such as typical usage and UNIX manpages. POSSIX, GNU, MSDOS command line parser dialects. XML, INI, PROPERTIES configuration file types. Database and general persistance or...

I've heard in many, many forums, blogs, and other websites that people want to show or have a real life BSOD and not a simulated BSOD (blue screen of death, or blue screen error), well, for those people, i have created REALBSOD!

A collection of Windows script files for system administration purposes, including waRmZip: delete/compress old files, waTimer: stopwatch program with statistics, waGetOpts: option parser for .cmd, waTee: copy STDIN to a file

RABL - Repeatable shell environment. Shell script providing various repeatable functionality as a library of reusable functions. Automates option parsing, usage messages, prompting, and various other utility functions. Currently targets GNU bash.

pl is a minimal Perl shell, providing continuations of unterminated quotations, autoloading of functions, and the option to convert line-based data to arrays on-the-fly. Unlike psh, pl does not provide sh-like constructs; all commands are valid Perl.

getoptions is a C implementation in the spirit of the Perl module Getopt::Long. No more building of getopt_long or getopt structures -- you can specify the option descriptions inline with the call to getoptions. User type handlers are also supported.