james2vegas

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by james2vegas 10y ago
pity it doesn't work with nvi as undo and redo are the same (u) and . to repeat
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by james2vegas 10y ago
needs to index perlvar for this; very few hits on anything from there and those that did the results that come up are for bash only it's google though shouldn't be surprised
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by james2vegas 10y ago
set BLOCKSIZE to some power of 1024 when running du
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by james2vegas 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taligent
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by james2vegas 10y ago
ex is usually safe from the featuritis that grips vim
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by james2vegas 10y ago
libwww-perl has been unaffected since 2001
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by james2vegas 11y ago
s/VI/vim/ in case you were wanting to use uu in a standard way
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by james2vegas 11y ago
rs(1)'s transpose
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by james2vegas 11y ago
except putting the code back into mainline postgres
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by james2vegas 11y ago
the best vimrc is the one that doesn't exist, so that vim runs in compat mode
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by james2vegas 11y ago
and that it is very similar to ex's command set
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by james2vegas 11y ago
I see Linux and OS X, where are the iOS, Android and *BSD binaries?
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by james2vegas 11y ago
Lots of people use vi (which lacks block-select mode) as more than a Notepad.exe-alike without frustration
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by james2vegas 12y ago
many languages that do OO have that; Perl, Smalltalk, Objective-C, f.e.. But this seems more like monkey-patching.
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by james2vegas 12y ago
https://metacpan.org/release/Sub-Infix
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by james2vegas 12y ago
And like any binary releases, there are platforms that are missed/forgotten/not cared enough about.
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by james2vegas 12y ago
diff --git a/src/shared/xml.h b/src/shared/xml.h to weed out the less than <C99 compilers? heh
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by james2vegas 12y ago
Perhaps start with looking at something less baroque than vim, like the original vi or nvi.
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by james2vegas 12y ago
Blame man(7), have a look at mdoc(7): Semantic markup for command line utilities: Nm : start a SYNOPSIS block with the name of a utility; Fl : command line options (flags) (>=0 arguments); Cm
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by james2vegas 12y ago
Windows had the basic *nix utils (more BSD than GNU) with the SFU/SUA stuff which they killed with Windows 8.
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by james2vegas 12y ago
On Jet Blue (ESE)? It wouldn't be the first, RavenDB http://ravendb.net is based on ESE. I remember awhle back doing work on a system that (ab)used MS Exchange Server 5 as a database, mostly because of the Outlook integrat
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by james2vegas 12y ago
'cause what the world needs is another pXrXoXpXrXiXeXtXaXrXyX NoSQL solution.
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by james2vegas 12y ago
yeah, very novel. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Tech/XUL/Tu... http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/howLay...
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by james2vegas 12y ago
"C and Perl"?
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by james2vegas 12y ago
perhaps that line was written by someone used to Perl, where they would have had @a_list_of_words = qw/my list of words/; there
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by james2vegas 12y ago
in Perl: sub values_in(\@\%) { my ($keys, $d) = @_; grep { $d->{$_} } @$keys }
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by james2vegas 12y ago
Yeah, because there aren't any documentation systems called mdoc already, at all. http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/mdoc.7.html http://www.mono-project.com/Mdoc
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by james2vegas 12y ago
Except Mac OS X is a de jure UNIX implementation, and concern about GPLv3 is not petty.
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by james2vegas 12y ago
Now if only there were a free omnigraffle alternative that can read these stencils
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by james2vegas 13y ago
A lookup table is a pattern now? http://search.cpan.org/~gsar/perl5.005/pod/perlfaq7.pod#How_...

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