A comprehensive collection of Vim power-user techniques
adapted from zzapper
A comprehensive collection of Vim power-user techniques
adapted from zzapper
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| import asyncio | |
| import random | |
| import datetime | |
| import time | |
| import os | |
| from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor | |
| # Configuration | |
| BATCH_SIZE = 10000 |
| " ----------------------------- | |
| " rochaCbruno Vim 9.1 config | |
| " ----------------------------- | |
| " --- Leader keys --- | |
| let mapleader = "," | |
| let maplocalleader = "," | |
| source ~/.vim/functions.vim | |
| source ~/.vim/commands.vim | |
| source ~/.vim/plugins.vim |
X11 has been, and still is, a vital piece of technology at the core of professional Unix-like workstations since decades. It has a proven track record of supporting enterprise-grade applications with long-term protocol stability and platform compatibility. It has matured over decades. XLibre is an actively developed fork of the X.Org X11 server, initiated by the most active X.Org developer and supported by the open source community.
An incompatible alternative, Wayland, is being aggressively pushed by IBM = Red Hat = Gnome = Fedora = freedesktop.org. However, it is not ready to succeed X11 as it its governance model leads to never-ending discussions and prevents even the most essential functionality from existing. Think twice before abandoning Xorg. Wayland breaks everything!
It is time that the open source community reclaims what was ours to begin with. This page lists distrib
| vim9script | |
| # vim: sts=4 sw=4 sts=4 et | |
| &compatible = false # It's not 1980 anymore, don't care about vi-compatibility | |
| syntax on # This should be set by default, but just in case | |
| filetype plugin indent on # This should be set by default, but just in case | |
| &autowrite = true # Write the contents of the file automatically before many actions | |
| &autoread = true # Detect when other programs modify a file we're editing | |
| &backspace = 'indent,eol,start' # Allow backspacing over everything in insert mode. | |
| &backup = true # Enable backups |
MPVF is a Bash script that runs MPV with optional MPV profiles on a set of files found with GNU Find by including and excluding shell patterns and setting the depth levels in the directory tree. Search patterns and directories are entered on the command line or in the script. File names can also be matched against an optional list of file extensions. With no options entered, the script's defaults are used.
Usage
mpvf {[<mpv profile,...>] [-a <pattern>] [-e <pattern>] [-i <pattern>] [-n <levels>] [-x <levels>] [directory...] | --help | --version}
Options
<mpv profile,...>
Name of the MPV profile to use.
-a, --alt \
| /* converter.c | |
| * | |
| * This code converts `.md` files into `.html` files. | |
| * | |
| * The main use is to write a static website in `.md` files, and then run this | |
| * program to convert it to `.html` | |
| * | |
| * The program relies on the following variables: | |
| * | |
| * - INPUT_FOLDER: full path of the website with `.md` files. |
| /target |