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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [lynx dump] Order (by name/URL) Post 302305315 by quirkasaurus on Wednesday 8th of April 2009 01:58:33 PM
Old 04-08-2009
well. . .. the other problem is that it's difficult to do associate arrays or hashes
in languages other than perl. you have to build your own intermediate array.

a total pain . . . . .

i'll give a hint how it's done:

${hash_ref[$num]}=the_alpha_key

${hash_value[$num]}=the_data_for_the_alpha_key

then you peruse the first array, find the subscript, and use it for the second.
not a whole lot of fun in ksh.
 

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BTI-SHRINK-URLS(1)						  bti-shrink-urls						BTI-SHRINK-URLS(1)

NAME

       bti-shrink-urls - convert URLs to a shorter form using a web service

SYNOPSIS

       bti [--escaped] [--help] [URL]

DESCRIPTION

       bti-shrink-urls converts URLs to a shorter form using a web service.

       Currently http://2tu.us/ (default) and http://bit.ly / http://j.mp are supported.

OPTIONS

       --escaped
	   Don't escape special characters in the URL any more, they are already percent encoded.

       --help
	   Print help text.

       URL
	   Specify the URL to be converted. If no URL is given bti-shrink-urls waits for input on stdin.

CONFIGURATION

       bti-shrink-urls is configured by setting some values in ~/.bti:

       shrink_host
	   Possible values: 2tu.us (default), bit.ly, j.mp

       shrink_bitly_login
	   API login for bit.ly, j.mp, required if shrink_host is set to bit.ly or j.mp. See
	   https://code.google.com/p/bitly-api/wiki/ApiDocumentation

       shrink_bitly_key
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