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That is an awesome tip! One question: is there any reason why you do 'dv/,$' rather than just 'd/,$'?
by hetman 14y ago
That is an awesome tip! One question: is there any reason why you do 'dv/,$' rather than just 'd/,$'?
- mononcqc 14y agoThey both work absolutely fine. I tend to use d/<regex>, but the dv/<regex> example highlights the sublanguage and composition a bit more :)