Lets say I have a simpleprogram : (pseudocode) for(i=0;i<1000;i++) { print(i + \"\\n\"); sleep(1); } Output:
I use VIM pretty regularly now but I never use the dot (.) command to repeat the previous action. I keep reading about how awesome it is but I never see any real world examples that make sense to me a
This question has been asked few times here and there, but you see all 开发者_Python百科of them seem to have a linux desktop, i don\'t want a notepad++ alternative for a linux desktop, I want a notepa
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When I copy a text from a browser and paste it into a file I opened using vi in Terminal, I get the following unformatted text. Why does vi or the Terminal ignoring the newlines?
I want to search for this: SELECT * FROM `influencers` WHERE (author_name = within a log file using vi, I cant figure out how to properly escape this, I have tried:
If I enable bash\'s input mode using set -o vi, then press Esc followed by v, I get a vi window which allows me to edit a temporary file which is executed once I leave. In that window I would like to
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I like to have comments like this in my C code: /********************************************************
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