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here's a one-liner to find duplicate inputbox'es:
grep inputbox staffing.html | perl -pe '/inputbox\(\"(.*)\"\)/ or die; $_="$1\n";' | sort | uniq -d
(though the program should probably error out)
and here's another useful one:
perl -ne 'if ( /^((.*)\s+)(\S+\@\S+)$/ ) { print "$1<$3>\n"; } else { print "$_\n"; }' P*
Delivered-To: ivan-fnf-planners@420.am
To: phred@well.com, larryc@cloudfactory.org, fnf-planners@topica.com
From: Rob Jellinghaus <robj@unrealities.com>
Subject: Re: [FnF-Planners] Staffing feedback
Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2000 14:25:16 -0800
At 02:00 PM 3/7/2000 -0800, Fred Heutte wrote:
>Handing out the staff assignment slips was a big plus. Next time
>the channel allocations for the radio links should be there also --
>keeping track of what should be happening on four different channels is
>just too much instruction to give just verbally.
Great idea. In fact, some more infrastructure overall would have been good:
- Along with the printed-out staff sheet, a list of the shift descriptions
and the radio allocations and channel assignments.
- On the printed slips:
- name
- shift
- start time, end time
- shift description
- get there early reminder
- radio information
(everything was there this time but the radio info)
Mike, Ivan, it would be ultra cool if the staff sheet script could be
extended to generate conveniently-printed lists of all this for each staff
member. Obviously the staff sheet template would need to be extended with
start time / end time / general notes for each shift, in some format that
the staff sheet could then turn into a printed list. (The general notes
for each shift could be just plain text, including the staff description,
reminder, radio info, etc.). As it was, I had to rush home at 8 pm the
night of the party and spend a solid hour typing/cutting/pasting as fast as
I could (literally) until 9 pm... just barely made it to orientation. If
the script had been able to do it for me, it would have been astoundingly
easier. Nothing like feature creep, eh? :-)
Cheers,
Rob
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