yramagicman

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by yramagicman 11y ago
Never knew about codereview.stackexchange.com. I'll have to keep that url in the back of my mind for later.
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Am I asking bad questions, or is someone/a bot just being contrary?
2 points by yramagicman 11y ago|5 comments
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by yramagicman 11y ago
I use block selection so often that I've switched the mappings in my vimrc. I have v mapped to visual-block selection and ctrl-v mapped to visual selection. It's very rare that I miss normal visual mode as I use block and line sel
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by yramagicman 11y ago
I have hacked my tabline to be a list of my open buffers. It still functions as a tabline, for those of you who use tabs, but it's kinda nice to see all my open buffers in a nice list across the top of my screen. https://git
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by yramagicman 11y ago
Woah, thanks! There's a "set winheight" counterpart that i'll be setting as well.
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by yramagicman 11y ago
Also, did you know that Ctrl-w | maximizes the a window horizontally? So if you have splits open above and beside you ctlr-w _ ctrl-w | will maximize your current split. immediately maps this to ctrl-w m
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by yramagicman 11y ago
I'm in the same boat, rarely re-sizing windows, and I'd do the same thing, but I use Tmux and terminal Vim and using the mouse there just doesn't work in my terminal emulator. (I use st[0] on Linux. It probably would work in
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by yramagicman 11y ago
I read the help, it's pretty awesome. There's a few bindings in there that I had no clue existed, like Ctrl-w {H J K L} to rotate windows, and ctrl-w f to split window and edit the file under the cursor. My problem is that the def
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by yramagicman 11y ago
Does anyone have any advice on bindings to change split size? Ctrl-w + and Ctrl-w - just don't work well, and my current configuration shadows Ctrl-a, which I really would like to avoid.
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by yramagicman 11y ago
Obligatory XKCD, though it's not a comic. https://what-if.xkcd.com/9/
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by yramagicman 11y ago
I'm an OS X guy by birth. My dad has used Macs since the 512ke, but a year or so ago I tried Ubuntu and Crunchbang. I loved Crunchbang, Unity, however, got on my nerves. Eventually, I got fed up with how slow Debian stable updates and
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by yramagicman 12y ago
I'm getting a database error.
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by yramagicman 12y ago
My dotfiles[1,2] are full of various functions to do stuff. Half of them I jacked from other people[3] when I was using Bash and ported to ZSH when I discovered Oh-my-zsh. However, a few are my own. The ones that I did write are often one-l
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by yramagicman 12y ago
I believe the problem comes when trying to do stuff like check to see if a file is in a directory. I'm a ZSH user myself, and my default scripting language is Python for similar reasons to the OP's for inventing Bish. I can't
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by yramagicman 12y ago
I'm a Mac user who half switched to Linux. I have a linux desktop and a Macbook pro running Yosemite. My transition was not terribly difficult. I use ZSH and all the terminal emulators I've tried (Stock Crunchbang, Ubuntu, LXDE on