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#  $ bash "$d_bin"'strings.sh'  - just a mish-mash dummy file with general format for bash scripts
#  str_reverse(str)  - reverse-order str
#  str_get_length()  - number of characters (number of bytes with -c)
#  str_get_subStr()  - 
#  date - functions return string [date_ymd, date_ddmmmyyyy, date_ymdhm]
#  get_UnixSec1970()  - standard Unix timecode
#  date expressions [date_ymd[, hm[s]], ddmmmyyyy[,_hm[s]], copy-paste expression into [cmdLin, script] :
#     date_ymd=$(date +%0y%0m%0d)
#     date_ymdhm=$(date +"%0y%0m%0d %0kh%0Mm")
#     date_ymdhms=$(date +"%0y%0m%0d %0kh%0Mm%0Ss")
#     date_ddmmmyyyy=$(date +%0e%0b%0Y)						# %0B - full name of month
#     date_ddmmmyyyy_hm=$(date +"%0e%0b%0Y %0kh%0Mm")
#     date_ddmmmyyyy_hms=$(date +"%0e%0b%0Y %0kh%0Mm%0Ss")
#  statDate_to_timeUnix()  - convert to linux stat format to timeUnix
#  yymmddhms_to_timeUnix()  - convert to linux stat format, then $ date -d "$timeStat" +%s
#     note only works from 01Jan2000-present
#  timeUnix_tests()  - I need to established fixed test file
#  tPthP_get_tDeltaDays()  - returns days between file modified dates 
#  yymmddhhmmP_to_tDeltaUnix()  - returns the number of minutes between dates in YYMMDD_HM format
#  mmddYYY_to_ddmmmYYY()  - convert mm/dd/YYYY to dd-MMM-YYYY   (just use QNial!?!)
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#  [str, pinn]_[rm, get, ?sed?]Between stuff -  
#  str_chrP_rmBetween(str chrP)  - rm chrs between chr[start, end] = chrP, chrP example '{}'
#     handy when sed is greedy and can't get result without recursion 
#  povr_chrP_rmBetween(povr chrP)  - with povr, rm chrs between chr[start, end] = chrP
#     example 'povr_chrP_rmBetween  povr  {}'
#     handy when sed is greedy and can't get results without facy back-&-forth recursion 
#     this func does NOT recurse, intentionally, won't work across lines (maybe xargs?)
#  str_get_links(str sedStrt)  - test multiple sedStr per line in [geany, html] (paragraph)