CLI-Numbers-Hack

CLI commands for handling a bunch of numeric text is provided such as `the denominator finder', `cumulative sum', `N-th min/max' and so on.


PROVIDED COMMAND LINE INTERFACE programs :

 1. nums -- an expansion of the Unix/Linux command `seq'.
 2. cumsum -- shows the cumulative sum for a sequence of numbers separated by line ends.
 3. minmax -- shows the N-th minimums and N-th maximums of a number sequence.
 4. denomfind -- helps to find the common denominator from bunch of decimals. Useful to find N of a questionnaire results.
 4. rounding -- outputs the rounded numbers.
 5. zeropad -- outputs the zero-padded numbers.
 6. meanvar -- shows the mean (average) and the variance of a sequence of numbers.
 7. quantile -- shows the quantile values.

 All programs provides help-manual that is availble such as by "cumsum --help".
 If you want to see only "switch options", do "cumsum --help opt(ions)".
 Sorry the most part of the manual is written only in Japanese.


INSTALLATION

The programs are provided in a form of Perl modules to
be uploaded on CPAN. Each of the program is written
as a single Perl program that works (almost) stand-alone.


You can choose the way to install programs from the following
plural ways.

1. Download and uncompress the file CLI-Contingency-Table-0.51.tar.gz
  from CPAN. Find the programs under the "scripts" directory
  inside it. Copy them into a directory whatever you like and you can
  (and call it "someWhere" in the next paragraph.)

  Then add that directory someWhere to the PATH environment
  variable (for either of Windows or Unix-like environments).
  If you use bash or zsh, add a line like the following
  into to  .bash_profile or .zshrc respectively, to use the
  program files provided in this module always you login,
  with the minimum affect to your computer environment
  (in the follwoing someWhere should be in abosolute path
  or "~/myScripts" ) :

     source someWhere/init.sh

2. If you like "Build" methot to install CPAN modules,
  run the following commands after uncompressing:

   perl Build.PL
   ./Build
   ./Build test
   ./Build install

3. You can also install the programs by the following simpler steps:

   cpan CLI::Numbers::Hack

  or

   cpanm CLI::Numbers::Hack

  The above requires your knowledge/understanding of
  the prepation of using the commands of 'cpan' or 'cpanm'
  and administrative rights on your computer to install
  programs (root privileges).

  This optional installaion way (3.) is written here because
  the author of the programs just want to explain that
  the programs provided are uploaded to CPAN can work
  in a kind of standard way.


TUTORIAL

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2018 "Toshiyuki Shimono"

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