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cls
$source="C: ext72source"
$destination="C: ext72destination"
set-location $source
$files=get-childitem -Recurse
foreach ($file in $files)
{
if (!$file.PsIsContainer)
{
$newName=$destination+""+[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Year +
[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Month +
[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Month +
[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Day +
[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Hour +
[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Minute +
[string]$file.LastWriteTime.Second +
[string]$file.Extension
Copy-Item $file.FullName $newName
}
}
npm install crontab-ui
crontab-ui
for file in $(ls <path>|grep <something>); do ln -s <path>$file <new_path>$file; done
cat -A kaddu.txt | festival --ttsNow instead if you want to convert kaddu.txt to kaddu.wav you can do so by piping the output of cat to a tool that comes with festival text2wave. You can do so by issuing the following command in the terminal window :
cat -A kaddu.txt | text2wave -o kaddu.wavNow however if you want to remove special characters and want festival/text2wav to read only a to z,A to Z, space, �,�,�.�,�!�,�?�. You can do so by piping the output of cat to sed and then piping the output of sed to text2wav/festival.
cat kaddu.txt |sed s/[^a-zA-Z .,!?]//g|festival --tts
cat kaddu.txt|sed s/[^a-zA-Z .,!?]//g|text2wave -o kaddu.wavNow the (.wav) file produced is uncompressed and are huge in size so you might like to convert it to mp3 to reduce its size and to allow the files to be played on iPod or any other mp3 player. You can convert .wav files easily to (.mp3) file format by using lame .
sudo apt-get install lameafter istallation is over to convert say kaddu.wav to kaddu.mp3 issue the following command :
lame -f kaddu.wav kaddu.mp3NOTE : I am using -f switch here which basically encodes mp3 file faster and in lower quality .
for w in `cat FILE.txt`; do echo $w;done|sort|uniq -c >> results.out
for file in `ls /PATH/TO/DIRECTORY/`
do
basename /PATH/TO/DIRECTORY/FILE >> results.out sed s/ /n/g /PATH/TO/DIRECTORY/FILE | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr >> results.out
echo "" >> results.out
done