By: Anirudh
I’m surprised you don’t use zsh actually. I found that zsh and it’s capabilities (especially with the completion and globbing, etc) offer much more control. On second thoughts, maybe I never really...
View ArticleBy: Bill Mill
1) Why not use ipython instead of python in your PythonShell command? If you don’t use ipython yet, you should start now, it’s life-changing. First thing I install on any python setup. 2) I love these...
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Well, sorry, your comment form ate all my <’s because I didn’t escape them
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@Anirudh I have somewhat control over installing Vim on remote servers, but it’s a pain to expect zsh on remote servers, plus many a time I would not be allowed to install it, so I’ll be sticking with...
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Hey! I love and use gVim for almost everything related to text editing. But the problem I do text edition but not English but Hindi, Marathi and Sanskrit so I am compelled to use gEdit. I am not a...
View ArticleBy: alex
Smth to start with: sharpening an axe can be a pain. If you ever find that you don’t have tools that you used to, you get problems. An example can be moving to different machine, to say nothing about...
View ArticleBy: Yoav Aner
Nice writeup. Need to try some of those tricks. I noticed however that you mention that you copy&paste between Vim and WordPress. Have you tried the vimrepress plugin?...
View ArticleBy: Swaroop
Hey Yoav, Thanks for the suggestion, I didn’t know about vimrepress! My workflow has changed to write in pure HTML these days, so I don’t know if I’ll be using that plugin, I prefer to type in the...
View ArticleBy: Anirudh
I’m surprised you don’t use zsh actually. I found that zsh and it’s capabilities (especially with the completion and globbing, etc) offer much more control. On second thoughts, maybe I never really...
View ArticleBy: Bill Mill
1) Why not use ipython instead of python in your PythonShell command? If you don't use ipython yet, you should start now, it's life-changing. First thing I install on any python setup. 2) I love these...
View ArticleBy: Bill Mill
Well, sorry, your comment form ate all my <’s because I didn’t escape them
View ArticleBy: Swaroop
@Anirudh I have somewhat control over installing Vim on remote servers, but it's a pain to expect zsh on remote servers, plus many a time I would not be allowed to install it, so I'll be sticking with...
View ArticleBy: Linux
Hey! I love and use gVim for almost everything related to text editing. But the problem I do text edition but not English but Hindi, Marathi and Sanskrit so I am compelled to use gEdit. I am not a...
View ArticleBy: alex
Smth to start with: sharpening an axe can be a pain. If you ever find that you don’t have tools that you used to, you get problems. An example can be moving to different machine, to say nothing about...
View ArticleBy: Yoav Aner
Nice writeup. Need to try some of those tricks. I noticed however that you mention that you copy&paste between Vim and WordPress. Have you tried the vimrepress plugin?...
View ArticleBy: Swaroop
Hey Yoav, Thanks for the suggestion, I didn’t know about vimrepress! My workflow has changed to write in pure HTML these days, so I don’t know if I’ll be using that plugin, I prefer to type in the...
View ArticleBy: Anirudh
I’m surprised you don’t use zsh actually. I found that zsh and it’s capabilities (especially with the completion and globbing, etc) offer much more control. On second thoughts, maybe I never really...
View ArticleBy: Bill Mill
1) Why not use ipython instead of python in your PythonShell command? If you don't use ipython yet, you should start now, it's life-changing. First thing I install on any python setup. 2) I love these...
View ArticleBy: Bill Mill
Well, sorry, your comment form ate all my <’s because I didn’t escape them
View ArticleBy: Swaroop
@Anirudh I have somewhat control over installing Vim on remote servers, but it's a pain to expect zsh on remote servers, plus many a time I would not be allowed to install it, so I'll be sticking with...
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