Actually I just checked and there's only one in there -- I guess I use shell scripts a lot less than I used to. Here it is: #!/bin/sh # reform = re-format

Actually I just checked and there's only one in there -- I guess I use shell scripts a lot less than I used to. Here it is: #!/bin/sh # reform = re-format code to use different indentation # Usage: # reform oldIndent newIndent source destination # # e.g. reform 3 4 fred.py fred1.py unexpand --tabs=$1 $3 | expand --tabs=$2 >$4 Incidently, this is typical shell script for me -- anything that requires loops or control structures, I do in Python. The predominance of comments over code is also typical for me.