| """ copy filename of current file to clipboard | |
| map <Leader>cf :silent exe '!echo -n % \| pbcopy'<CR>:echo bufname('%')<CR> | |
| """ edit filename from clipboard | |
| map <silent> <Leader>ef :call EditFromClipboard()<CR> | |
| function EditFromClipboard() | |
| let filename = expand(fnameescape(system('pbpaste'))) | |
| if filereadable(filename) | |
| exe 'edit ' . filename |
Here's about 10 minutes of brain dump that could become its own guide with lot more care and attention.
| module Jekyll | |
| module AtomId | |
| # from http://diveintomark.org/archives/2004/05/28/howto-atom-id | |
| def atom_id(post) | |
| "#{post["date"].strftime("%Y-%m-%d")}:#{post["date"].to_i}" | |
| end | |
| end | |
| end | |
| Liquid::Template.register_filter(Jekyll::AtomId) |
| Jekyll::Tags::HighlightBlock.module_eval do | |
| def render(context) | |
| code = strip_leading_space_from super | |
| if context.registers[:site].pygments | |
| render_pygments(context, code) | |
| else | |
| render_codehighlighter(context, code) | |
| end | |
| end |
| require "coffee-script" | |
| module Jekyll | |
| # Automatically force coffeescript files to be compiled, even if they don't | |
| # have the YAML front-matter. | |
| class CoffeeConvertor < Generator | |
| def generate(site) | |
| converted = [] | |
| site.static_files.each do |sf| |
| 1.9.3-p385 macallan:~/Desktop/toml-test (master)? ▸ ./toml-test /Users/nathan/code/toml-parslet/script/toml-test.sh | |
| Test: duplicate-keygroups (invalid) | |
| Expected an error, but no error was reported. | |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| Test: duplicate-keys (invalid) | |
| Expected an error, but no error was reported. | |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| Test: empty-implicit-keygroup (invalid) |
| (ns clj-shared-resource.coordinated) | |
| ; define a few helper functions | |
| (defn thread-id [] | |
| (.getId (Thread/currentThread))) | |
| ; because stdout isn't synchronized: | |
| (def logger (agent nil)) | |
| (defn log [& msgs] | |
| (send-off logger (fn [_] (apply println (cons ";" msgs))))) |
| require "pp" | |
| def convert_to_offsets(widths) | |
| offsets = [] | |
| position = 0 | |
| widths.each.with_index do |width, index| | |
| offsets << (position...(width+position)) # range does not include the end | |
| position += width + 1 # assume spacing of 1 character | |
| end |
| module Grid where | |
| import Control.Monad | |
| type Pos = Int | |
| type Cost = Int | |
| type Path = [Pos] | |
| type Grid = [Cost] | |
| type GridSize = Int | |
| type CostFn = (Grid -> Path -> Cost) |
A colleague asks [slightly edited]:
Why didn't you squash your [feature branch merge] commit? I'm new to [project], but I found on [other project] that squashed commits made it much easier to git bisect. And since the [project] test suite is broken frequently, I assume we'll be git bisecting a lot. Un-squashed commits tended to leave broken tests or functionality that never actually shipped.
Git, because it's just "the stupid content tracker", is flexible enough to support just about any development workflow you can think of. You can use pull