INDEX OF COMMANDS WHERE PRODUCTIONS WITH REGEX #!.*\/(aspl|env) ARE USED IN NAMED WORKSPACES AND SCRIPTS

The following shows the commands in named workspaces and scripts where the REGEX #!.*\/(aspl|env) OCCURED. To locate the GG-funtions loaded by the GG-Container you will type at the shell prompt: asplcmd ~gg To locate the scripts: asplcmd ~shared

BITGROUP [ONE BIT ATTRIBUTE USED IN GROUP WITH RANDOM BITS AND RANDOM PROCESSES]

                  in script  playchanges.aspl  [showing the rate of changes in a sampled random group]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  playop_bitgroup.aspl  [play various operators on a random bit group]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  playop_bitgroup2.aspl  [play various operators on a random bit group]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  playsim.aspl  [sampling a random group over time and showing its rate of dissimilarity]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl

DICE [ROLLING DICE ON A CRAPTABLE]

                  in script  randomdice.aspl  [Simulate three players throwing dice on a craptable.]
                            #!/usr/bin/env    aspl
                  in script  randomdicePlus.aspl  [Simulate three players throwing dice on a craptable]
                            #!/usr/bin/env    aspl

DNASEQUENCE [THE DNA SEQUENCE ATTRIBUTE]

                  in script  mutant.aspl  [Using the namedspace DNASEQ1 to show DNA alignment]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl

GEOSPHERES [COORDINATES FOR GEOMETRIC SPHERES IN 3D]

                  in script  polyclouds.aspl  [Create random polygons on three spheres.]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl

NIXPOSIX_GROUP [GROUPING CLASS NIXPOSIX_GROUP v2.00 to include the element name within an attribute]

                  in script  dispersed.aspl  [display files by same name with different contents]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl

OSCILLATORGROUP [TYING TO AN OSCILLATING ATTRIBUTES fosc1 OR fosc2]

                  in script  oscillator.aspl  [intersecting two oscillators, each one tied to a UNIX device]
                            #!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl -wsname TRANSIENT -groupingclass OSCILLATORGROUP

OSCILLATORSGROUP [TYING TO TWO OSCILLATING ATTRIBUTES fosc1 AND fosc2]

                  in script  oscillators.aspl  [intersecting two oscillating functions tied to a UNIX device]
                            #!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl -wsname TRANSIENT -groupingclass OSCILLATORSGROUP

POSIX [ATTRIBUTES FOR UNIX POSIX FILESYSTEM GROUPS AND THEIR ELEMENTS]

                  in script  define-functions-to-compare-groups.aspl  [defining various functions to compare groups]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  dirchange-monitor.aspl  [monitor the changes in a directory]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  dircompare.aspl  [compare two directories]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  dircompare.pl  [compares directories across host names]
                            #my $shebang = "#!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl -groupingclass POSIX -wsname TRANSIENT -singlepass -dm 1";
                  in script  dirdiff.pl  [Compare directories between host machines in a cloud]
                            #   also #!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl is meaningless since 'aspl' already found in shell env
                            #my $shebang = "#!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl -groupingclass POSIX -wsname TRANSIENT -singlepass -dm 3";
                  in script  jarcompare.aspl  [Compare two JAR archives]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  jarcomparelong.aspl  [compare two JAR archives with extended output]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  monitordir.aspl  [monitor changes in a directory by using group operations]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  pathcompare.aspl  [Compare PATH on two remote hosts in a cloud environment]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  pathcompare.pl  [compares the system PATH of many hosts]
                            #my $shebang = "#!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl -groupingclass POSIX -wsname TRANSIENT -singlepass -dm 1";
                  in script  run-functions-to-compare-groups.aspl  [various functions to compare two groups]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  run-quotient-set-jmx-equivalence-relation.aspl  [equivalence relations to get JMX event listeners, connectors, transforms, etc.]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  run-quotient-set-websphere-cloud-process-regular-expression.aspl  [various equivalence relations to gather info in WebSphere cloud]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  testing-functions-to-compare-groups.aspl  [various functions to compare two groups]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl

SYSENVGROUP [GROUPING CLASS FOR UNIX SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES]

                  in script  progenv.aspl  [Environment variables of a program started by a shell script]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  progenvcompare.aspl  [compare the environment variables of two sourcing shell scripts]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  progenvshellscompare.aspl  [compare environment variables of two shell scripts]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  progenvshellsmerged.aspl  [merge the environment variables of two shell scripts and compare them]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  reapenv.aspl  [Reap a program started by a shell script]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  reapenvbypid.aspl  [Reap environment by pid]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  reapenvcompare.aspl  [Reap environment variables of two programs for comparison]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  reapenvpidcompare.aspl  [Reap the environment variables of two programs for pid groups comparison]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  wasreaper.aspl  [Reap WebSphere startNode.sh and stopNode.sh for comparison]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl
                  in script  wasreaper2.aspl  [Reap WebSphere wsadmin.sh and startServer.sh for comparison]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl

SYSINTERRUPTSGROUP [THE GROUPING CLASS FOR THE UNIX SYSTEM INTERRUPTS]

                  in script  procints.aspl  [get UNIX system interrupts in a loop with delays]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl

SYSSTATGROUP [THE GROUPING CLASS FOR UNIX SYSTEM STAT]

                  in script  procstat.aspl  [get UNIX system stat in a loop with delays]
                            #!/usr/bin/env aspl

TIE_OSCILLATORS_AREA_GROUP [TIED ATTRIBUTES FOR OSCILLATING FUNCTIONS WITH AREA]

                  in script  ggtieoscillatorsareas.aspl  [find intersections of tied oscillating functions along their summed areas]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl

TIE_OSCILLATORS_GROUP [TIED ATTRIBUTES TO UNIX DEVICES SIMULATING OSCILLATORS]

                  in script  ggtieoscillators-test.aspl  [test script for oscillators tied to UNIX device]
                            #!/usr/bin/env /home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl
                  in script  ggtieoscillators.aspl  [SIMULATING TWO GROUPS WITH ELEMENT ATTRIBUTES TIED TO TWO OSCILLATORS]
                            #!/home/warda/ASPLv1.00/bin/aspl -wsname TRANSIENT -groupingclass TIE_OSCILLATORS_GROUP

ZEROGROUP [ZEROGROUP FOR ASPL STARTUP WITH TRIVIAL NAMED SPACE]

                  in script  echo123.aspl  [test script to echo some arguments passed on the command line]
                            #!/usr/bin/env    aspl
                  in script  hello.aspl  [test script hello.aspl]
                            #!/usr/bin/env    aspl