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A small issue with my #Neovim spelling
#blog #100DaysToOffload : 067/100
I've been sitting in my comfy #Markdown cottage, sipping a nice warm drink and eyeing off Vim and Emacs out the window. Wondering if I'll go play with one or the other, or leave 'em both to it.
But then it hit me — I'm a Keyboard Maestro user who's always making macros for things I do often, using keyboard shortcuts that often begin with ":" followed by a series of letters.
Well I'll be! I've been creating a vi-like environment for years without knowing what I was doing.
Mom! We don't want to program.
Alright... then play with vim if you want!
But mooom... using #vim IS #programming.
#vim ist am Anfang ja schon gewöhnungsbedürftig, je mehr man sich aber damit auseinander setzt, desto komischere Ideen kommen mir. Vielleicht ersetzt vim bald den #libreoffice writer,.... oder vielleicht sind heute die Temperaturen auch zu hoch.
@ploum @insolit @fabi1cazenave bonne idée pour l’article 
Le mapping c’est celui-ci : https://github.com/vjousse/dotfiles/blob/master/nvim-lazy/lua/core/keymaps.lua#L9
Altrgr+r ou Altgr-t en #Ergol ça fait + et - pile poil là où j et k sont placés habituellement pour #vim
Donc c’est comme si j’avais mes touches j k à l’emplacement #vim classique sauf que je dois rajouter Altgr pour les activer.
Yes pour le / j’utilise Altgr+i !
@sfwrtr If you want to use these in vim, you need to convert them as follows:
| becomes \|(?: becomes \%() becomes \)\b at the beginning of a word becomes \<\b at the end of a word becomes \>That is:
can\>\|can't\|can not\|could\>\|couldn't\|cannot\|shall\>\|shan't\|shall not\|should\>\|shouldn't\|should not\|would not\|\<would\>\|\<wouldn't\|with\>\|without\|\<were\>\|\<weren't\>\|neither\|\<either
write\>\|\<right\|lead\>\|\<led\>\|lede\|choose\|chose\|\<to\>\|\<too\>\|\<two\>\|\<it\>\|\<it's\>\|\<lay\>\|\<lie\|\<lain\|dye\|\<die\|\<dying\|\<loss\|loose\|losing\|loosing\|access\|assess\|accept\|except
ly\>\|\<about\>\|almost\|already\|barely\|\<bit\>\|begin\|\<began\>\|\can\|certain\|generally\|\<guess\|\<just\>\|kind\|\<like\|maybe\|mostly\|near\|course\|pretty\|perhaps\|possibly\|potentially\|really\|probably\|\<seem\|\<some\>\|sort\|start\|\<still\>\|surprisingly\|suppose\|\<think\>\|usually\|could\|\<saw\>\|\<heard\>\|\<felt\>\|\<knew\>\|\<read\>\|noticed\|recognized\|\<and\>\|\<but\>\|\%(I\|he\|she\) could \%(see\|hear\|taste\|touch\)\|\%(I\|he\|she\) \%(saw\|hear\|knew\|read\|felt\|noticed\|recognized\) that
Also, make sure hlsearch is on so all matches are highlighted visually.
#Markdown is coming to #Journelly
Join the beta! https://xenodium.com/markdown-is-coming-to-journelly
Vim is a fantastic environment for mastering regular expressions through hands-on practice! What do you think are the pros and cons of using Vim for learning regex? Share your thoughts! 
Helix-Vim – A Vim-like configuration for Helix
I like Helix, also because I'm a Rust fanboy, but I'm used to Vim use and only now discover this configuration. Let me delve deeper into the configuration of the editor again.
Sehr cool!
#helix plugin, welches erlaubt Text im Browser zu editieren.
Video im Link:
https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/pull/8675#issuecomment-2982160168
Vim Protip: change the background color to black after setting the colorscheme.
" ~/.vimrc
colorscheme ...
syntax on
highlight Normal ctermbg=black
highlight LineNr ctermbg=black
highlight NonText ctermbg=black
" ~/.gvimrc
highlight Normal guibg=black
highlight LineNr guibg=black
highlight NonText guibg=black
Trying out new Vim colorschemes. Curious what others use? I'm looking for a bright theme (aka not pastel) that goes well with a black background. Also want different colors for keywords vs names/identifiers; i.e. class and Foo should have different colors. Please no colorschemes that set gui=italic!
I like molokai, but it uses the same color for keywords and identifiers. I also like abstract, but it uses italics.
Trying out new Vim colorschemes. Curious what other Rubyists/Crystalers use? I'm looking for a bright theme (aka not pastel) that goes well with a black background. Also want different colors for keywords vs names/identifiers; i.e. `class` and `Foo` should have different colors. Please no colorschemes that set `gui=italic`!
I like molokai, but it uses the same color for keywords and identifiers. I also like abstract, but it uses italics.
