Scripts under this directory are tools that help save your energy. Some of them have completed their tasks and shouldn't be used again.
This script is used to create folders for every chapter. It shouldn't be used again if you clone the project.
This script is used to insert prefix 0 into the name of existing files. For example,
an existing file is named as Exer1_01.cpp. The script will rename it as Exer01_01.cpp.
This script shouldn't be used again if you clone the project.
This script is used to create obj folder under the directory chapXX, where XX is between
01 and 19. If you clone the project, you can copy this script into the root directory of the project
and use it to setup obj folder under every chapter.
All of the scripts above are tested under windows with Git Bash. They may not work on real linux
platforms.
This script is used to search for texts in source files under a directory. Call this script by passing three arguments:
./SearchText.sh [path] [ext] [regex]
Where path is the path to be searched, ext is the file extension, and regex
is the regex expression to be searched for. This script just calls grep, so the regex is the same
as what grep uses.
This is a tool for practising C++. It includes 3 files:
This tool is written with STL and windows API functions, it might not compile on Linux or other platforms. The feature of the tool is to insert source file names in terms of Markdown style into appropriate locations of a README.md file.
When we offer the path of a chapter , e.g. ../chap01, as an argument, the tool will find all
of the C++ source files under the path and analyse the names of the source files,
then it will associate the source files with corresponding exercises and insert
the names of the source files into README.md under the path.
For example, the README.md of chapter 1 has the following contents:
Review the documentation for your compiler and determine what file naming convention it uses. Compile and run the main program from page 2.
Change the program to return -1. A return value of -1 is often treated as an indicator that the program failed. Recompile and rerun your program to see how your system treats a failure indicator from main.
If the source file of exercise 1.1 exists, the tool will insert the name of the source file as below:
Review the documentation for your compiler and determine what file naming convention it uses. Compile and run the main program from page 2.
[Exer01_01.cpp](Exer01_01.cpp)
Change the program to return -1. A return value of -1 is often treated as an indicator that the program failed. Recompile and rerun your program to see how your system treats a failure indicator from main.
The string [Exer01_01.cpp](Exer01_01.cpp) will be converted to a hyper link by github.
If there are more than one source files associated with one exercise, they will be separated by " | ":
[Exer04_22_1.cpp](Exer04_22_1.cpp) | [Exer04_22_2.cpp](Exer04_22_2.cpp)
This tool shouldn't be used again if you clone the project.