Free to merge software for linux

HTML::Merge is an embedded HTML/SQL/Perl system.

SYNOPSIS

< HTML>
< $RQ.SELECT * FROM customers WHERE customer_id=< $RVAR.cust_id>>
< $RLOOP>
< $RSQL.name> owes < $RSQL.debt>< BR>
< /$RLOOP>
< A HREF="/cgi-bin/merge.pl?template=main_menu.html">
< /HTML>

Merge is an embedded HTML/Perl/SQL tool for creating dynamic web content. merge.pl compiles HTML with embeded Perl to Perl CGI programs and run them.

All Merge pages are referred to by cgi-bin-dir/merge.pl?template=file.html
(Important: file.html is a HTML template that located in a directory you choose and name it on the merge.conf file. Notice for better security, the web server must not be able to display the templates dirctory). although on CGI mode you can define merge.pl as an handler with the Action directive in Apache.

Using merge.pl under Apache::Registry will utilize Perls built-in caching to cache pages using the do command.

Merge uses a configuration file to retrieve information about paths, database connectivity and debugging. It has an embedded debugging tool and on-line configuration. To turn that option on, set DEVELOPMENT to 1 in the configuration file. Dont forget to set it off before deployment.

Configuration can be changed during development using the toolkit menues, toolkit menues apear as popup windows on your web browser when you open a URL of mrege.pl.

Alternate configuration files can appear in /etc/merge.conf and $HOME/.merge.
As described in the INSTALL document you must set your web server for each appliaction and copy (or create) links to merge.pl and PUBLIC files and templates and create system database tables. If you are using a UNIX system you can use mergecreateinstance that will do thoes tasks for you.

FILES

B< merge.pl> Main script, usually a symbolic link to each instance.

B< merge.conf> Configuration, unique per each instance.

B< $PREFIX/share/merge/private> Internal scripts.

B< $PREFIX/bin/merge.cgi> Main script, central.

B< $PREFIX/bin/merge.conf> Template for configuration files.

B< $PREFIX/bin/mergecreateinstance> Instance creating script.

Filemerge is a tools that allows you to merge two files in to one big file. Filemerger will run under linux but will not work with Freebsd.
Usage:
fm [argument] file1 file2 newfile
-v Display the version of mlm
-? Display this help file.
Example:
This will read the file test1, test2 and write all the file contents to the file test3.
fm /root/test1 /root/test2 /root/test3
File test1:
Line 1
Line 2
File Test2
Line2
Line3
File Test3
line1
Line2
Line3
Enhancements:
- Changes were made to the help file.

Submerge project is subcommanders visual diff and merge tool for text files.
Main features:
- line based difference of text files.
- an easy to understand display of differences with just one color (three colors in merge case).
- mousewheel support to quickly scroll to the next or previous difference.
- two way or three way merge.
- shows whitespaces and linefeeds in a lighter color to keep the focus on the text.
- option to ignore whitespace differences.
- supports a wide range of different file encodings (like utf8, latin1 or cp932 and shift_jis (japanese encodings)).
- supports copy & paste, copy from the source files, copy from & paste to the merged file.
- a merge editor to edit the merged file.
- based on subversions diff library.

HTML::Merge::Ext - Extending Merge by writing your own tags.

TYPES OF TAGS

Generally, there are four types of tags in Merge.

Output tags

Tags such as < $RVAR > or others, that are substituted by values that appear in the output. For example: < $RVAR.x > is substituted by the value of the vairable x.

Non block tags

Tags that perform an action, and have no corresponding closing tags. For example: < $RSET.x=8 > sets the value 8 into the variable x.

Opening block tags

Tags that usually handle the flow of the template. These tags, together with the closing tags, encapsulate a block of HTML and tags between them. The data inside the block will be treated as regular output statements. If you wish to capture it for a different use, a capturing mechanism (for example, using the Perl select() statement) needs to be used. For example, < $RITERATION.LIMIT=4 > .. < /$RITERATION > will print everything inside the block 4 times.

Closing block tags

The tags that close blocks beginning in the opening tags. The tags < $REND >, < $REND_IF > and < $REND_WHILE > are privilleged as closing tags. Other closing tags use the SGML like notation of specifying a slash before the name of the tag, for example: < /$RCOUNT > is the closing tag for < $RCOUNT >

PDF Split and Merge project is an easy-to-use tool that provides functions to split and merge PDF files or subsections of them.

Ipod MovieMaker project is a dialog windows bash script which allows you to merge *.txt subtitles with all formats of movie files and save it in avi format. You may convert all kinds of video to .mp4 which is Ipod Video compatible format.
You will be only questioned about the location of a source movie, subtitles, encoding (default WINDOWS-1250), font location (default /home/$USER/.mplayer/font/subfont.ttf), and where to save reasult .mp4 file. You can have each work done seperatly or have whole process done from hardcoding subtitles to encoding to ipod format.
Installation:
- Make sure that you have mencoder and ffmpeg compiled with libxvid, libfaac codecs enable
- Make sure you have proper true type font installed in /home/$USER/.mplayer/font directory
- Make sure you have compiled gtkpod with libfaac codec to upload movies on Ipod video
- to get this script working write this in your console
chmod 755 ipodmoviemaker
cp ipodmoviemaker /usr/bin/

TimeTrack is a program to track time in a modular, project-oriented way. A single timer has the ability to help you track your time over a whole project through maintaining a list of tripels that consist of starttime,endtime and a description field.
You can arrange your timers over several tabs, just as you like. Saving and loading happens through XML Files. Timetracker also has the ability to import single timers from other files to merge your timerdata with other timerdata.
Main features:
New Timer:
- This button spawns a new Timer on the current tab. Just click it and you can start tracking.
New Tab:
- This buttons spawns a new Tab. Youll be asked for the name of the new tab before it is created.
Rename Tab:
- This button renames the current Tab.
Close all:
- This button closes all tabs and running timers WITHOUT saving.
One of the new functions of 1.1 is the ability to save a running timer which will pe persistent even through reboots and shutdowns through the usage of timestamps. This is a useful feature especially for notebook users with limited energy resources.
Starting with V1.1.1, TimeTrack is featuring a generic report generator, which aids you in your documentation needs by - well - simply building reports out of your tracked time data.