=== ANCHOR POEM ===
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@user-1573 `
" Select the font for the hardcopy
set printfont=Courier:h8
:let &printheader = " "
command! -range=% HardcopyPdf , hardcopy > %.ps | !ps2pdf %.ps &&
rm %.ps && echo 'Created: %.pdf'
" vimfolds - use marker as fold method
set foldmethod=marker
set foldtext=MyFoldText()
" Functions
function! MyFoldText()
let line = getline(v:foldstart)
let folded_line_num = v:foldend - v:foldstart
let line_text = substitute(line, '^"{\+', '', 'g')
let fillcharcount = &textwidth - len(line_text) - len(folded_line_num)
return '+'. repeat('-', 4) . line_text . repeat('.', fillcharcount) . ' ('
. folded_line_num . ' L)'
endfunction
let g:rainbow_active = 1
`
Here's the bottom part of the config - I ran out of characters and couldn't
post the whole thing.
If you don't know what vimfolds are here's a good guide:
https://www.vimfromscratch.com/articles/vim-folding
also:
https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Folding
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=== SIMILARITY RANKED ===
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vimfolds are the best part of vim
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@user-1573
Also HardcopyPdf is nice, it turns a file into a pdf. Does what it says on the
tin. ^_^
And it doesn't need anything more than those lines there in the config.
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vim plugin where every tab changes the font color
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@user-1109
do it in a random color each time! Here's my implementation for viewing txt
files colorfully:
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@user-883
I use DWM and Vim, so yeah I get it ^_^
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<span id="L1" class="LineNr"> 1 </span>With ever darkening skies,
the breadth of experience is foreseen.
<span id="L2" class="LineNr"> 2 </span>All eyes are pointed down,
but few do stray above
<span id="L3" class="LineNr"> 3 </span>With a cautious step, the
lesson is learned.
<span id="L4" class="LineNr"> 4 </span>With another, ended.
<span id="L5" class="LineNr"> 5 </span>
<span id="L6" class="LineNr"> 6 </span>For all the Tales of the
Past, love yet remains.
<span id="L7" class="LineNr"> 7 </span>Trading ourselves, for
matters unseen.
<span id="L8" class="LineNr"> 8 </span>The light of the eyes are
keen to behold,
<span id="L9" class="LineNr"> 9 </span>where star ones and
lemonsgrene both most fear
<span id="L10" class="LineNr">10 </span>in breadth do us know,
what's buried in snow
<span id="L11" class="LineNr">11 </span>
<span id="L12" class="LineNr">12 </span>A glass cube for a monitor
is room to breath
<span id="L13" class="LineNr">13 </span>and life for ourselves, if
only we were not
<span id="L14" class="LineNr">14 </span>broadsided ourselves.
<span id="L15" class="LineNr">15 </span>
<span id="L16" class="LineNr">16 </span>Working together, a
prisoners dilemna
<span id="L17" class="LineNr">17 </span>what fools would we be
<span id="L18" class="LineNr">18 </span>as our keeps cracked
around us.
<span id="L19" class="LineNr">19 </span>
<span id="L20" class="LineNr">20 </span>Trust and you'll see,
<span id="L21" class="LineNr">21 </span>what terrors may be,
<span id="L22" class="LineNr">22 </span>beyold the land that is
sanctum.
<span id="L23" class="LineNr">23 </span>
<span id="L24" class="LineNr">24 </span>Our chances may be,
<span id="L25" class="LineNr">25 </span>far from pioneered
<span id="L26" class="LineNr">26 </span>but our chances may be in
our favor.
<span id="L27" class="LineNr">27 </span>
<span id="L28" class="LineNr">28 </span>How cherished is she, that
wanders with ye,
<span id="L29" class="LineNr">29 </span>and yet now I have no way
to beyold her
<span id="L30" class="LineNr">30 </span>Under a great tree, her
last moments with me,
<span id="L31" class="LineNr">31 </span>as a monster came out of
her shoulder.
<span id="L32" class="LineNr">32 </span>
<span id="L33" class="LineNr">33 </span>!("Take her and
not me!") I scream outward at ye,
<span id="L34" class="LineNr">34 </span>yet no one was holding me
over.
<span id="L35" class="LineNr">35 </span>Silent was me, a most
fearsome to be,
<span id="L36" class="LineNr">36 </span>and none was my reach to
beyold her
<span id="L37" class="LineNr">37 </span>
<span id="L38" class="LineNr">38 </span>So now she wanders free,
beyond our beheld scenery,
<span id="L39" class="LineNr">39 </span>Astounded at our steps to
hold her
<span id="L40" class="LineNr">40 </span>Under a big tree, how
starlight must be,
<span id="L41" class="LineNr">41 </span>if only our fellows did
hold her
<span id="L42" class="LineNr">42 </span>Under a big tree, with me
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@user-336
RUINING? You take that back. Vim needs our homosexual energy.
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@user-1218
can echo into a file if nothing else, though that's quite a big hassle =P
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║ │ │ │
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@user-1074
I realized there might be a lot of configuration required. Oh well here ya go:
https://pastebin.com/x40VXQnH
https://pastebin.com/H5C4umWq
https://pastebin.com/dgDeS5Xu
https://pastebin.com/JCLrwF1z
https://pastebin.com/As6diaYc
https://pastebin.com/0vwzJUW4
https://pastebin.com/jPKeV7D1
dependencies are dkjson.lua (included), bash, lua, luahpdf, and libharu.
throw that all in a directory and point an AI tool at it. Or just do it
yourself and waste an hour or three on something a computer can do in 2
minutes.
good luck it looks like this when it's done:
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this is one of the first scripts I wrote
I can't believe I put the --no-ls AFTER the argument, ha, what a noob.
ah well if it works it works and I can't refactor now because I built it into
random scripts and I'd be fixing errors all the time.
![script 1: #!/bin/bash # sort by filetype would be nice alias cd="cd-improved" function cd-improved(){ if [ "${1}" = "..." ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ "${1}" = "...." ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ "${1}" = "....." ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ -d "./${1}" ] ; then local target_dir="./${1}" elif [ "${1}" = "cdir" ] ; then local target_dir="$(tail -n 1 '/home/ritz/scripts/.cdir-target')" echo ${target_dir} else local target_dir="${1}" fi if [ ! "${2}" = '--no-ls' ] ; then builtin cd "${target_dir}" && ls -v --color=auto else builtin cd "${target_dir}" fi # if the qcd function is defined if declare qcd > /dev/null; then quick_cd -d DEFAULT quick_cd -a DEFAULT fi } script 2: #!/bin/bash function cdir(){ if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then pwd | cat >> ~/scripts/.cdir-target elif [ "${1}" == "-l" ]; then cat ~/scripts/.cdir-target fi }](../media/f15c9d1918bf9b2e.png "script 1: #!/bin/bash # sort by filetype would be nice alias cd=\"cd-improved\" function cd-improved(){ if [ \"${1}\" = \"...\" ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ \"${1}\" = \"....\" ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ \"${1}\" = \".....\" ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ -d \"./${1}\" ] ; then local target_dir=\"./${1}\" elif [ \"${1}\" = \"cdir\" ] ; then local target_dir=\"$(tail -n 1 '/home/ritz/scripts/.cdir-target')\" echo ${target_dir} else local target_dir=\"${1}\" fi if [ ! \"${2}\" = '--no-ls' ] ; then builtin cd \"${target_dir}\" && ls -v --color=auto else builtin cd \"${target_dir}\" fi # if the qcd function is defined if declare qcd > /dev/null; then quick_cd -d DEFAULT quick_cd -a DEFAULT fi } script 2: #!/bin/bash function cdir(){ if [ \"$#\" -eq 0 ]; then pwd | cat >> ~/scripts/.cdir-target elif [ \"${1}\" == \"-l\" ]; then cat ~/scripts/.cdir-target fi }")
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https://www.reddit.com/r/commandline/comments/na02wx/cute_terminal_animations/
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This was the first bash script I ever wrote.
It's been updated a little, it was a bash alias first, but this is what it
looks like now.
Kinda shows what kinds of problems I needed to solve most.
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@user-883
hehe if I don't understand how it works it's difficult for me to use things.
My Linux friends get so exasperated with me because I'm like "cool script
gimme like 2 days to figure it out" and they're like "bro just use these
flags" and I'm like "no"
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vimcoders can be vibecoders too. it's just about what language you want to use
to talk to the computer, right?
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║ │ │ │
║ │ Permalink: https://wizardzines.com/comics/bash-errors/ │ │
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@user-883
I love your chaotic energy in this shell script
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gen.nvim crawled so that cloud-code could stand
I trust my allies more than I fear my foes, which is why I make
][myself vulnerable/friends]/myself [vulnerable/friends][ everywhere I go.
I remember distant pasts where I dreamt of every movie I saw. Myself, and the
outdoors. Portrayed on stages of blocks-by-the-candle
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@user-33 void linux
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*configuring Linux is programming*
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@user-431
I made an alias that overwrites cd so I don't have to do this. The important
line is line 27, you could probably accomplish something similar like this:
alias cd="cd ${1} && ls -v --color=auto"
I also set it up so I can change more than one directory up using ... or ....
or .....
also I have a few shortcut scripts, cdir and qcd. cdir creates a quick way to
drop a bookmark wherever I'd like, while qcd can make permanent bookmarks.
Also qcd makes it so whenever I open a new terminal it opens to the last
directory I was in, which is nice if you need a new terminal to do something
in the current folder and you don't want to have to walk alllllllll the way
back.
![A BASH script that overwrites the built in "change directory" command to auto magically list the contents of the directory you've moved into after moving. here's the content of the script: #!/bin/bash alias cd="cd-improved" function cd-improved(){ if [ "${1}" = "..." ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ "${1}" = "...." ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ "${1}" = "....." ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ -d "./${1}" ] ; then local target_dir="./${1}" elif [ "${1}" = "cdir" ] ; then local target_dir="$(tail -n 1 '/home/ritz/scripts/.cdir-target')" echo ${target_dir} else local target_dir="${1}" fi if [ ! "${2}" = '--no-ls' ] ; then builtin cd "${target_dir}" && ls -v --color=auto else builtin cd "${target_dir}" fi # if the qcd function is defined if declare qcd > /dev/null; then quick_cd -d DEFAULT quick_cd -a DEFAULT fi }](../media/4c047b2f98f05b5b.png "A BASH script that overwrites the built in \"change directory\" command to auto magically list the contents of the directory you've moved into after moving. here's the content of the script: #!/bin/bash alias cd=\"cd-improved\" function cd-improved(){ if [ \"${1}\" = \"...\" ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ \"${1}\" = \"....\" ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ \"${1}\" = \".....\" ] ; then builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. && builtin cd .. elif [ -d \"./${1}\" ] ; then local target_dir=\"./${1}\" elif [ \"${1}\" = \"cdir\" ] ; then local target_dir=\"$(tail -n 1 '/home/ritz/scripts/.cdir-target')\" echo ${target_dir} else local target_dir=\"${1}\" fi if [ ! \"${2}\" = '--no-ls' ] ; then builtin cd \"${target_dir}\" && ls -v --color=auto else builtin cd \"${target_dir}\" fi # if the qcd function is defined if declare qcd > /dev/null; then quick_cd -d DEFAULT quick_cd -a DEFAULT fi }")
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@user-570
I do`alias ls='ls -v --color=auto'
`
and that seems to cover most things. Then in my cd alias I do`alias cd='cd
${@} && ls -la'
`
so I don't have to type ls everytime I cd ^_^
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https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/the-emacs-27-edition-of-mastering-emacs-
out-now
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@user-882
I dunno I just remember having that problem every once in a while and if you
search the man page for "sub" it takes like, 16 n pushes to find what you need
and it's like... can't you just put the flags and keyboard shortcuts at the
beginning??
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I realized that script was bugged, so... here's a better one. Plus a fun run
script too!`#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
DIR="/home/ritz/programming/chapel/language-files"
VER="2.1.0"
FIL="chapel-${VER}.tar.gz"
URL="https://github.com/chapel-lang/chapel/releases/download/${VER}/${FIL}"
NUM_THREADS="16"
touch ${DIR}/files
rm -dr ${DIR}/files
mkdir -p ${DIR}/files
wget --output-document ${DIR}/${FIL} ${URL}
tar xf ${FIL} --directory=${DIR}/files
rm ${FIL}
cd ${DIR}/files/chapel-${VER}
export CHPL_LLVM=system
source ${DIR}/files/chapel-${VER}/util/setchplenv.bash
make -j${NUM_THREADS}
echo "now testing, to validate LLVM configuration as suggested in the docs:"
chpl "./examples/hello3-datapar.chpl"
./hello3-datapar
echo "the chapel programming language is now fully installed! Have fun!"
cd -
`
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listen if your man page is more than like, 10 pg-down's, then you might want
to consider breaking that utility up into smaller pieces.
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Put them here: /home/ritz/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/CATEGORY/start/NAME
where CATEGORY is a general package category and NAME is the specific plugin
If you don't want them to be automatically included then don't put them in the
/start/ folder, put them somewhere else idk
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Need to install a program from Github? Follow these simple steps:
step 1: make an empty text file
step 2: put this at the top: #!/bin/bash
step 3: put this on the next line: set -euo pipefail
step 4: mkdir -p the directory you want to install it to
step 5: rm -dr the directory you want to install it to
step 6: mkdir -p the directory you want to install it to
step 7: git clone the project
step 8: this is the hard part - go through each of the steps listed in the
readme and configure the installation to the needs of your system. Put them in
the bash script one-by-one.
step 9: save the file, it doesn't need an extension like .txt or .sh,
extensions are for windows noobs
step 10: chmod +x the file and then ./the file!
step 11: fix it when they change their installation instructions...
Need a run script? Easy! Write it as a function below your update script, then
echo the bottom half of the update script into a file named "run" that's
placed in the project directory.
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I always get the syntax backwards, for some reason...
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https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/n0vm6e/im_just_now_understan
ding_gitgithub_and_i_feel/
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that one option flag in the config file that you don't know what it does
because the documentation intentionally doesn't explain it very well (or
explains that it solves a use-case that like, nobody would ever have, and
certainly you don't have) that secretly sets a flag which sends your [redacted]
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@user-138
I don't know what it does yet T.T
it's Lua, not C
what's the message? maybe I can help, I'm much better at bash than... actually
I'm not very good at bash, but only the cool kids are.
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