pabloasanchez

:lua vim.api.nvim_open_win(0, true, {relative='win', width=200, height=200, row=16, col=16})

pabloasanchez

# Taking a few things from my fish cfg back to bash: vi keys, branch name in prompt, custom prompt, completion (with fzf)
# Custom prompt
# Vi keys
# History
# Completion (Using fzf & fzf-tab-completion)

# Tip: Install bashmarks and fasd for faster directory browsing

# Custom prompt: Add to .bashrc
# Helps reset prompt when tty crashes

pabloasanchez

#!/usr/bin/env node
/* 
Usage: ./to-netscape-bookmarks.sh urls | tee bookmarks.html
urls is a simple textfile with urls separated by breakline
Titles are pulled with pup tool
*/

const { exec } = require('child_process'), fs = require('fs'), readline = require('readline')

const file = process.argv[2]

pabloasanchez

#!/usr/bin/env python

# A simple plugin for copying layers.
# The layers can be copied in normal or reverse order,
# and can be placed at the top or bottom of the destination's layers,
# or above the selected layer in the destination.

from gimpfu import *

def copy_layers(origin, dest, order, position):

pabloasanchez

#!/usr/bin/env python

# GIMP Python plug-in template.

# To run the plugin, place it in .config/GIMP/plug-ins/PLUG_DIR/PLUG_NAME.py
# Where PLUG_DIR and PLUG_NAME are the name of your script e.g. myscript/myscript.py
# Note for AppImage version replace GIMP with GIMP-AppImage
# make the script executable (chmod +x myscript.py)

from gimpfu import *

pabloasanchez

" Call the function with the cursor under a word in normal mode. 
" The word will be replaced with the next word of a provided list.
"
" For example, passing a list like this ['true', 'false', 'undefined', 'null']...
"
"     // Example code
"     let myBool = true
"
" ...and pressing CTRL+L over the word "true" will replace it with the next word on the list: That is, "false".
"

pabloasanchez

[
  { "caption": "-" },
  { "command": "close_saved", "caption": "Close Saved Files" }
]