Using viper-mode and vimpulse.el of course!

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Back to Emacs again! Think I might stick with it this time, got a custom colortheme and everything else is pretty much exactly as it was in Gvim :D
Using viper-mode and vimpulse.el of course! ![]() |
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So I made a tiny and very hackable IRC bot/client base in PHP for rapid prototyping. Of course I threw it on GitHub. It makes heavy use of PHP >= 5.3 closure support as well as regular expressions for defining just about everything. Basic knowledge of the IRC protocol is recommended. You can find more information in the README file in the previous link.
Here is an example of what a minimal bot looks like:
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This morning I woke up to find a patch waiting for me on GitHub that extends HashTWM's primitive tag support with what appears to be a more full featured, dwm-like tag support. Thanks to http://github.com/gtellalov for this patch :)
This is the beauty of open source :D |
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Just created another git repository for my miscellaneous todo.txt utilities. For now there are only two scripts, and both are written in PHP. Each is explained briefly in the README file.
One of the utilities I wrote yesterday while learning how to use GraphViz takes a todo.txt file and spits out a DOT one which can be piped into one of the GraphViz renderers. It generates output that looks like this: ![]() As you can see it takes the item with the highest priority, and steps through to the lowest priority, before splitting off to the remaining items. You can also find this script in the git repository. |
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Today I brought my LibOrgParser repository up to date with my local copy, for the first time in a while since I've been rather slack with my local repository.. but hopefully I got everything. The new version brings reading and writing functionality, as well as a new API, and the OrgQL utility, which lets you run simple SQL like queries on an org-mode file, thanks to the SQLite library. Queries that look like this,
Oh and I found this image I made a while ago, kinda neat I think :) ![]() Add OrgQL to that, and that's pretty much my todo list flow :) Edit: Oh and while we're at it, here's a one liner bash function for opening links in a file:
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