vimdot(1) vimtutor(1) vipw(1B) vmmouse_detect(1) vncconfig(1) vncpasswd(1) vncserver(1) vncviewer(1) volcheck(1) volrmmount(1) vp(1) w(1) w3m(1) w3mman(1) wait(1) Wand-config(1) watch(1) watchgnupg(1) wbinfo(1) wc(1) wc(1g) webalizer(1) webpng(1) werl(1) wfto...
I have discovered this post on how to get faster using vim, but at this point I don't really want to learn vim anymore. I know it is very hyped, and probably worth learning, but I have so much else do learn already that I don't know if I will ever find the time. At the mome...
Note The steps in this guide are written for non-root users. Commands that require elevated privileges are prefixed withsudo. If you’re not familiar with thesudocommand, see theLinux Users and Groupsguide. How Vim Plugins Work Vim is a highly-customizable text editor. By default, Vim comes...
导航vim note write Try: :vertsb N which will open a left vertical split (by default, unless you have modified some options). To open a split to the right, on the other hand: :vertbelowrightsbN You can use:splitand:vsplitto divide the current area into two windows with the same buffe...
The following sample code provides an example on how to create a tutorial. You can use the Vim editor or the editor of Cloud Shell to write your tutorial. # Use Alibaba Cloud CLI to manage cloud resources. ## View the help information of Alibaba Cloud CLI. ```bash aliyun help ```...
after the w/W, it will not expand and might report: E492: Not an editor command: W!! NOTE Use which tee output to replace /usr/bin/tee if it differs in your case. Put these in your ~/.vimrc file: " Silent version of the super user edit, sudo tee trick. cnoremap W!! execute...
A part of writing good commit messages is creating good commits. It isexceedinglydifficult to think in terms of good commits while doing the work, so don’t make the attempt. Start a task from a clean working copy and work on the task until a meaningful change has been made. A meaningfu...
from pwn import * - -debug = 0 -if debug: - p = process('./random') -else: - p = remote('49.4.66.242', 32150) - - -def refuse(a=1): - for x in xrange(a): - p.sendlineafter('note?(Y/N)', 'N') - - -def accept(): - p.sendlineafter('note?(Y/N)', 'Y') ...
NOTE: If you're on MacOS and are getting a popup about: “marksman” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software... Then you can run the following command to bypass it and let Mac know that it's fine: ...
Note: Legacy Python 2 won’t raise an error if you mix tabs and spaces. This can lead to ambiguous situations depending on how a text editor interprets a tab character. If you’re interested in trying this out, then you can install a version of Python 2 using pyenv. If you run mixed...