Some handy ol' general purpose scripts from my time at TTU.
===== git_commit.sh =====
This one does some git magic. Pushes the current directory to the master branch on github. Requires a git to be set up in the directory, and the origin to be pointing at a master branch on github. Call as ./git_commit.sh "commit message"
===== mode_get.py =====
If you call this inside a directory with .FITS files, this script will generate a .txt file named 'modes' which lists the datamode of all of them. Requires astropy.
===== xtegxex.sh =====
Scans the current directory for matching RXTE gx1 and gx2 files, and merges them into good ol' goodxenon files (and places them in a subdirectory gx). Must have FTOOLS installed and initialised.