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Another awesome tool to do this is http://xrefresh.binaryage.com/ http://xrefresh.binaryage.com/ No vim hack required. However, this is my first hearing of Moz
by mgrouchy 16y ago
Another awesome tool to do this is http://xrefresh.binaryage.com/ http://xrefresh.binaryage.com/
No vim hack required. However, this is my first hearing of MozRepl(out of the loop I know). I now have a bunch of ideas for interesting things that I can do with it, thanks!
- Dobbs 16y agoI was very confused when I saw this link. There is another program called xrefresh that forces X11 to redraw all applications.
- jrockway 16y agoGiven the first letter of any technology and an English word, it's likely that there is a module / plugin / script / program with a name that combines the two. For example, there are at least two "eproject" extensions for Emacs.
- woid 16y agoHey Antonin here. I'm the author of xrefresh from binaryage. Yes, my bad. I started this project in the times when I was pure windows user and has no awareness of X11 utility. xrefresh stands for "eXternal refresh" which sounded kinda cool.