Jb in a nutshell

I've just uploaded a zip file containing a handful of scripts I use in my every day routine.

• cleol: Clean the end of lines of the files passed as arguments. Accept ruby wildcards (such as * or **/*). That will replace the windows style line endings by unix style line endings, but will also remove useless white-spaces.
• clprop: Clean the svn properties of the files passed as arguments. Accept ruby wildcards (such as * or **/*). That will remove the svn:executable properties, and set the svn:eol-style to native to the files.
• svnci: My own script that prompt me my favorite lightweight editor to edit my ChangeLog entries.
• monoport: I've detailed this one in this blog entry. I recently added to it the possibility to get a monoport entry printed to stdout. Typically, it allows me to apply patches directly from monoport:

  monoport -g:4512 | patch -p0
  

  Requires the cute library hpricot.

I moved back to Lyon.

Sébastien Lebreton, friend and Reflexil’s author published a nifty article on codeproject, which explains to the mass how to look clever in society, by inserting wisely chosen opcodes in your methods.

As a matter of fact, this article has first be written in French, and published on the TechHeadBrothers web site.

What’s really brilliant is that Reflexil uses Mono.Cecil to perform the mutations of the assemblies you’ll create.

Rodrigo just ruined the end of my day.