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by thanato0s 6y ago
I used vim-surround for a long time, but I prefer vim-sandwich now: https://github.com/machakann/vim-sandwich
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Nice! I did that for managing my vim sessions: " Save session nnoremap <leader>ss :mksession! $VIMCONFIG/sessions/ " Reload session nnoremap <leader>sl :so $VIMCONFIG/sessions/
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Very good point. I'll fix that. Thanks!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I agree, it's a bit dense, but like somebody else was saying on this thread, I think picking one or two things from it and trying to include it in your worfklow for a limited period of time (say one week) will work better than trying t
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by thanato0s 6y ago
This question of what mean "intermediate", "advanced", "expert", or "master of the universe" is purely subjective to me. I've named these articles like I did to create some sort of progression, t
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Wow, thanks a lot for the kind words!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
That's a good point. I'll add it :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
That was a good point though, I should precise that it works for visual line and visual block :) thanks for that!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
mmm sorry for that, maybe I should review the way I'm displaying the different keystrokes.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
... I forgot it :D I'll fix that. Thanks to point it out :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
It looks like a really good way to take the most out of these recipe resources. Thanks for that!
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for sharing! It's always inspiring to see different workflows.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Oh I don't want to stop there, especially when I see the crazy positive returns I get ;) So it will come.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
If you use Neovim, you can set the option inccommand: set inccommand=nosplit It will display the substitute directly in the buffer.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Nice one. Didn't know that. I'll add it to the article :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Wow this looks super interesting. Thanks for sharing :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words! I'm happy it helps.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
You should just try seriously. First because many CLI have vim-like keystrokes, second because when you're lost on a remote server or on a docker container without nano you can use vi (close enough), and third because it might change y
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Totally agree with that. That's my favorite book about Vim for sure.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
You should try g; and g, You'll go through the change list. I think it's what you want. I explain it in the article vim-intermediate on the same blog :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Yeah I know the trick and I explain it a bit more in another article on my blog. Most of the time it's more keystrokes than using :s though, so I'm not a big fan of it. But I see the appeal :)
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We are all confident idiots (2017)(psmag.com)
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Taskell, A CLI kanban board/task manager(taskell.app)
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Complexity and the Art of the Left Turn [video](youtube.com)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I would be very interested to see a video of that. I'm always happy to see different setup.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Thanks for the advice! I've a nice standing desk (best investment EVER) and an arm with my monitor, so I think it should be fine :)
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Yep, I did. That's why I don't any "Zsh framework" anymore, like oh-my-zsh or prezto. In the book I don't advise to install any framework either.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
I'm not itching to type faster either, so we might be both weirdo :D I'm using these tools to stop switching between my mouse and my keyboard all the time. It might not bothering you, and it wasn't bothering me either before
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by thanato0s 6y ago
You're already the second person asking me for a print copy. I'm willing to look at it if more people are interested.
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by thanato0s 6y ago
Yes. I tried to explain every single command as much as I could. The reference is still Arch Wiki though, and it's very good, but I find it difficult to follow if you never installed it before...

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