Scripting with ex: non-visual form of vi
Command ex is the non-visual form of vi (specified by POSIX). Any command used in vi in command mode (command following :) can be kept in a file for scripting against the text.
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Command ex is the non-visual form of vi (specified by POSIX). Any command used in vi in command mode (command following :) can be kept in a file for scripting against the text.
Below are a few ways to customize Visual Studio Code. In order to get settings.json do cmd + shift + p and search for settings and select Preferences: open settings (JSON).
In this post, I will be discussing how to set up emacs.
In this post, I will go through how to customize neovim. If you are new to Vim, I suggest you go through this post to get familiarize with Vim first.
You can capture a regex pattern using grouping and use that group to search further or replace it by appending or prepending text to it. In the above screenshot, you can see that “Regex” is referred to as \1 and...
I will go through some ways to customize Vim; this will be a long post. You can use below table of contents below to navigate between topics.