My configuration files and some scripts.
Add the DOTFILES
variable to your .bashrc
, then source various files in Scripts/
The file format is currently inconsistent, maybe a table will help...
Use case: You're on a shared computer, and you're using git. You forget to set your username and email each time you use it, or you don't want to set it globally, and have someone else commit under your name. git-commitas lets you decide who is the committer without setting environment variables on the commandline.
For a user John, they would have this in their git config:
[users "John"]
name = "John Doe"
email = "[email protected]"
And would commit with this command:
git commitas John -m "Work committed by John"
This is the file I edit the most (for some reason).
TL;DR :
" pkg : vim
" help :
" - :help options
" - :options
" filename : ~/.vim/vimrc
" notes :
" - viminfo location is ~/.vim/viminfo
" - noexpandtab
" - :Nu[mbers]
" - :L[ist]
" - Q :noh[lsearch]
" - ~~ switch character case
" - ~` switch line case
" - <C-(H|J|K|L)> <C-W>(h|j|k|l)
" - i_jkj <Esc>
" - v_<Space><Space> <Esc>
" - v_* and v_# work like Normal mode
Ressources :
- Search in Visual Mode
- amix/vimrc (I don't really like it, but it's useful as a reference)
- thoughtbot/dotfiles (Initial inspiration for my vimrc)
As sometimes I don't have access to my usual vimrc, this is an attempt at a smaller version (~50 lines) to remember.