So, I called 'Monsieur' perl for help, hacking together some codes which works great for me and solve my problem of boredom.

You run the code from the CLI, like so: perl <perl_script.pl> <-l | -location> <-s | -search >
E.g. perl search_doc.pl -l Desktop/Doc_file -s Win32::OLE

1. Your perl file : search_doc.pl
2. Your location : -l Desktop/Doc_file or -location Desktop/Doc_file
3. Your search string: -s Win32::OLE or -search Win32::OLE

You can decide to use --l or --search as you want.

Please feel free to add comments, to ask question and use as you want.

Edit: Fixed per Watael's suggestions.

I figure someone may get some use out of this, and there aren't many "Shell Scripting" code-snippets, so I'll put it here.

This is an example of what you can do with BASH, or possibly other shells, and it's just a neat thing to see. So I offer this up for your amusement, I've tested it and combed through it to make sure there's no hidden tricks. As far as I can tell it only uses a few commands like echo, printf, sleep, and eval, with if statements and color codes.

The Matrix (matrix.sh):

Try running this script in different ways to see the results, any invalid arguments will kick the user out to a Usage message (which also happens to be the way docopt recognizes valid or invalid arguments, awesome). The -h and --help flags are automagically recognized and used, so no code for them needs to be written:

./docopt_example.py -h
./docopt_example.py myrequiredargument
./docopt_example.py myrequiredargument -f
./docopt_example.py myrepeatingarg1 myrepeatingarg2 myrepeatingarg3

I included a picturebox for a logo.

Also, write a program to test the copy constructor and the assignment operator methods of the class doublyLinkedList.

There are not many options either:

1) 3rd party library (like SwingX)
2) DIY (i.e using DocumentListener, JWindow with JLabel etc and a few requestFocusInWindow calls)

I chose number 2 and put the code up here for others to have a working foundation that can be improved to your needs.

Basically you would just make sure the AutoSuggestor class is within package hierarchy than you would do something like:

        //create JTextComponent that we want to make as AutoSuggestor
        //JTextField f = new JTextField(10);
        JTextArea f = new JTextArea(10, 10);
        //JEditorPane f = new JEditorPane();

        //create words for dictionary could also use null as parameter for AutoSuggestor(..,..,null,..,..,..,..) and than call AutoSuggestor#setDictionary after AutoSuggestr insatnce has been created
        ArrayList<String> words = new ArrayList<>();
        words.add("hello");
        words.add("heritage");
        words.add("happiness");
        words.add("goodbye");
        words.add("cruel");
        words.add("car");
        words.add("war");
        words.add("will");
        words.add("world");
        words.add("wall");

        AutoSuggestor autoSuggestor = new AutoSuggestor(f, frame, words, Color.WHITE.brighter(), Color.BLUE, Color.RED, 0.75f);

A suggestion cna be clicked with the mouse or alternatively the down key can be use to traverse suggestions and the textcomponent

JTextField pop up window will be shown under the component:

while JTextArea and any other JTextComponents will have it visible under the Carets current position:

Hope it helps others.

Usage is quite simple, build a string using linebreaks if needed(C#-'\n', VB-vbNewLine), declare a new PrintDoc, then call the Print() method.

//C#
PrintDoc pd = new PrintDoc(MyString);
pd.Print();

'VB
Dim pd as New PrintDoc(MyString)
pd.Print()

Options include adding a Document name to the top of the printout, using a different font, or using Landscape orientation. The options are included as overloads, Landscape is optional in each overload, when declaring the new PrintDoc.

Hope someone can find this useful.

So by extending the combobox class we can fix this.

The following class can be dropped into a form for designer manipulation or as a user control.

This is an extremely simple fix.

I have written a basic client/server chat program that uses multithreading for listening and sending.

I welcome any improvements or discussion...

Thanks
James