POC scripts and other testing scripts written in ruby
'changemonitor.rb' looks for file changes based on the file pattern (mtime of the file and alerts file changes). Can be used for unwanted file changes in certain folders etc or in a reversed way (e.g. to check if log file is not being appended for a while)
'nonblock.rb' enables me to interact with already running processes, e.g. manipulate dictionary content of my running scripts
'tail -f' functionality implemented in ruby that enables you to tail multiple files simultaniously based on a file pattern. Script scans the changes on your disk based on the pattern and adds (or removes) the respective files. In other words - the files you want to monitor might not exist yet.