- Summary: Notes on Markdown, a lightweight markup language that converts into HTML. N.B. DO NOT edit this files in an autoformatting setting because it has many purposeful "exceptions".
- Authors: George Hernandez
- Audience: Public
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# TOML Notes | |
# Summary: Notes on Tom's Obvious, Minimal Language (TOML), a format for configuration files. These notes are a regurgitation of the spec for the sake of learning TOML. | |
# Authors: George Hernandez | |
# Audience: Public | |
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%YAML 1.2 | |
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YAML and JSON Notes: | |
README: | |
Summary: Notes on YAML Ain't Markup Language (YAML) and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). YAML is a superset of JSON. YAML, JSON, and XML are data serialization languages ordered from more human-friendly to less. | |
Authors: George Hernandez | |
Audience: Public | |
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YAML Syntax: |
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// Place your key bindings in this file to overwrite the defaults | |
[ | |
{ | |
"key": "ctrl+alt+c", | |
"command": "" | |
}, | |
{ | |
"key": "ctrl+alt+v", | |
"command": "extension.convertSelection" | |
}, |
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{ | |
"HTML Skeleton": { | |
"prefix": "skeleton", | |
"body":[ | |
"<!DOCTYPE html>", | |
"<html lang=\"en\">", | |
"<head>", | |
" <meta charset=\"utf-8\">", | |
" <title>$1</title>", | |
"</head>", |
Last tested 2022-07-01 on Windows 11.
TLDR: Windows Shortcuts for Screenshots:
PrtSc Screenshot all Monitors. Save as Pictures/Screenshots/<date>*.png.
Win PrtSc Screenshot all Monitors. Save as Pictures/Screenshots/Screenshot*.png.
Ctrl Win PrtSc Screenshot all Monitors. Save to Clipboard.
No, I'm not talking about Treebeard. Rather, I'm talking about characters that can be used to represent tree structures, especially directories and files in directory structures.
In graph theory, a tree graph a tree is an undirected graph in which any two vertices (nodes like directories and files) are connected by exactly one (1..1) path, or equivalently a connnected acyclic undirected graph. The connections are edges (aka links or lines).
The examples below will represent the following tree (listed in alphabetical order):
root/
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arrowParens: 'always' # default: 'always' | |
bracketSameLine: true # NOT default: false | |
bracketSpacing: true # default: true | |
embeddedLanguageFormatting: 'auto' # default: 'auto' | |
endOfLine: 'lf' # default: 'lf' | |
# filepath | |
htmlWhitespaceSensitivity: 'css' # defaut: 'css' | |
insertPragma: false # default: false | |
jsxBracketSameLine: true # NOT default: false. DEPRECATED. | |
jsxSingleQuote: false # default: false. See singleQuote. |
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