Bourne again into laziness

There are many examples of visual python as well as wxPython, SciPy and strictly wave physics. After Alice Infinity found what I wanted with her Beautiful Soup, I decided to automate things even further so that I could annotate the result for my benefit as well as AI. The results are in my zim wiki and it is arranged to automatically to use kate editor when clicked , and kate has a shell sub window where they can be tested.

#!/usr/bin/env bash
x=1
tf="/home/motey/Notes/QuantumWaves.txt"
td="/home/motey/Notes/QuantumWaves/"
mkdir $td
dat=`date`
for i in `ls *.py`
 do
 pname=`basename $i`
 y=${pname%.py}
 atd=`echo $td"P"$x$y`
 atdf=`echo $td"P"$x$y".txt"`
# echo $y $x $tf $atd $atdf
   echo "[[+P"$x$y"]]">>$tf
   echo "Content-Type: text/x-zim-wiki">$atdf
   echo "Wiki-Format: zim 0.4">>$atdf
   echo "Creation-Date: 2011-03-01T18:26:04.844621">>$atdf
   echo >>$atdf
   echo "====== "$y" ======">>$atdf
   echo "Created "$dat>>$atdf
   echo "[[file://"`pwd`"/"$i"|Program "$x$y"]]">>$atdf
 x=$((x+1))
done