Plugins
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May 23, 2017
• Colin Bartlett
Software projects are commonly composed of similar files in a specific location and new files typically require some minimal boilerplate. Tim Pope’s projectionist.vim offers a handy way to templatize the creation of new files directly in Vim.
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Plugins
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May 23, 2017
• Andrew Libby
To transparently work with files encrypted with gnupg, use jamessan’s
vim-gnupg plugin. Once installed and
active it will decrypt/ encrypt the file when reading and writing.
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Plugins
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May 22, 2017
• Colin Bartlett
Changing double quotes to single quotes or vice versa in Vim is simple if you have tpope’s surround.vim plugin.
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Essentials
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May 18, 2017
• Andrew Libby
Many know about that you can open a file based on what’s under your cursor using
gf
, or C-w f
. There is also a handy variation on this using ‘F’. This variation will open
said file, but if it’s followed by a line number vim will jump to that line. We encounter this
a lot when executing tests via vim-dispatch.
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CIA
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May 14, 2017
• Colin Bartlett
This trick comes courtesy the CIA, via WikiLeaks. This leaked document shows how one can view a binary file in hex mode using the Linux xxd command.
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