> > > I'm back from bike camping. I'll be there at 18:30.
> >
> > And... I ran out of time today. Sorry, can't make it in and I still have
> > more work to do this evening. Boo.
>
> You were missed,
Awww. Yeah, I missed you, even if I am being mercenary.
> but lots of nerd talk anyways... Alex taught this old VIM dog some
> new tricks...
Not much, just:
- Vim text objects (e.g., ci", ci), ci<, cat, etc.)
- less & key to show only matches, independent pattern from the /?
patterns
- less' \K, as a dirty trick to not highlight matches, e.g., jump from
^commit to commit in git log
- git log --grep, -S, -G, --pretty=…, -L :func:file
- quickfix list + [q & ]q
- :make, :grep, :makeprg, :grepprg
* especially with linters, so you can chew through the 600 linter
warnings someone else left behind
- or doing that with fzf.vim
- and other fuzzy matching within Vim
> and kvetched about GoC data management...
Yeah, not publicly talk about that. For one though, the Termium dataset
dump is… strange denormalization.
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