james2vegas

pity it doesn't work with nvi as undo and redo are the same (u) and . to repeat

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

set BLOCKSIZE to some power of 1024 when running du

ex is usually safe from the featuritis that grips vim

libwww-perl has been unaffected since 2001

s/VI/vim/ in case you were wanting to use uu in a standard way

rs(1)'s transpose

except putting the code back into mainline postgres

the best vimrc is the one that doesn't exist, so that vim runs in compat mode

and that it is very similar to ex's command set

I see Linux and OS X, where are the iOS, Android and *BSD binaries?

Lots of people use vi (which lacks block-select mode) as more than a Notepad.exe-alike without frustration

many languages that do OO have that; Perl, Smalltalk, Objective-C, f.e.. But this seems more like monkey-patching.

And like any binary releases, there are platforms that are missed/forgotten/not cared enough about.

diff --git a/src/shared/xml.h b/src/shared/xml.h to weed out the less than <C99 compilers? heh

Perhaps start with looking at something less baroque than vim, like the original vi or nvi.

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 : command modifier (>0 arguments); Ar : command arguments (>=0 arguments); Op, Oo, Oc : optional syntax elements (enclosure); Ic : internal or interactive command (>0 arguments); Ev : environmental variable (>0 arguments); Pa : file system path (>=0 arguments)

Windows had the basic *nix utils (more BSD than GNU) with the SFU/SUA stuff which they killed with Windows 8.

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 integration.

'cause what the world needs is another pXrXoXpXrXiXeXtXaXrXyX NoSQL solution.

yeah, very novel.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Tech/XUL/Tu...

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/howLay...

"C and Perl"?

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

in Perl:

  sub values_in(\@\%) {
    my ($keys, $d) = @_;
    grep { $d->{$_} } @$keys
  }

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

Except Mac OS X is a de jure UNIX implementation, and concern about GPLv3 is not petty.

Now if only there were a free omnigraffle alternative that can read these stencils

A lookup table is a pattern now? http://search.cpan.org/~gsar/perl5.005/pod/perlfaq7.pod#How_...