Advanced Vi Cheat Sheet

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University of Hawaii at Manoa College of Engineering Mastering the VI editor in PDF

Since the 70′s, Vi is one of the programmer’s best friend. Nevermind you’re new to Vi or not, here’s a big list of 100 useful commands, organized by topic, which will make your coder life better.

log4j et syslog : avoir une configuration commune

CSS is a large collection of scripts (over 1000) and their supporting modules. There are tools for a wide variety of tasks, many sysadmin and text manipulation related, some mere finger convenience. There are even a few manual entries. Css scripts package

Un Projet fort intéressant, supporté par la fondation Mozilla, qui permet de s’interfacer avec un grand nombre de langages. Et ce sur de nombreuse Plateforme (Windows, Linux, VMS …) Je recopie la présentation des fonctionalités, en anglais, mais très complète.

The steps for a portablEclipse aren’t that hard: get Eclipse and extract it to your portable drive install a JDK on your or any other PC (I really mean the Java Development Kit, not the JRE – anyway, both should work). The default installation path should be something like “C:\Programs\Java”, containing a folder named “jdk1.5.0_xx” create a subfolder “JDKs” in your eclipse folder (depending on your drive letter and extraction path this should look like P:\someFolders\eclipse\JDKs copy the jdk1.5.0_xx folder into the JDKs folder. (like P:\someFolders\eclipse\JDKs\jdk1.5.0_xx) edit the file “P:\someFolders\eclipse\eclipse.ini” to

(replace “jdk1.5.0_xx” with the actual folder name) This is more elegant than using a batch file due to being independent from drive letters and path variables. go to a pc with OR WITHOUT java installed. Connect your portable drive and run “P:\someFolders\eclipse\eclipse.exe” when asked for a workspace location, you can enter “.\workspace”, which will create a workspace in your eclipse folder (like “P:\someFolders\eclipse\workspace\”) do javanese

Usefull vimdiff commands to view diff and merge October 15, 2008 @ 8:20 am · Filed under Linux Diffing the files and merging them is one of the very common task we do everyday. Following are few very useful commands to view the diff using vim and merge them using the vimdiff commands instead of copying and pasting from one file to another.

SVK Article publié dans Linux Magazine 94, mai 2007. Copyright © 2007 – Nicolas Chuche