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Navindra Umanee <navindra@cs.mcgill.ca> wrote:
>Anyone have any interesting .exrc's they'd like to share?
>
>[.exrc is a vi configuration file, presumably similar to Emacs'
> .emacs. ]
>
>I'd like to get an idea of the creative things people can do with
>vi/VIM, etc.  I've already seen
>http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/setup/exrc but it's really short.
>
>While I'm asking, has anyone ever used Perl scripting in vi?  How does
>that work and how does it compare to Emacs Lisp?  

No, no, and no.

However, this post propagated to Concordia in socs.misc. I suspect it
was just because of the crosspost to a group on here, though. Figured
I'd point it out.

It's too bad, really. I'd like to keep up on SOCS from here. 

  -Rich

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Rich Lafferty <rich@vax2.concordia.ca> wrote:
> No, no, and no.

That's okay, I got some really hot tips from Louis.  Nothing on the
perl scripting yet although, I can see how one might go about piping
vi buffers through perl.  :)

> However, this post propagated to Concordia in socs.misc. I suspect it
> was just because of the crosspost to a group on here, though. Figured
> I'd point it out.

Yeah, I think it's because of the way INN works.  My (educated)
guess:

- INN gets article posted to concordia.general.
- INN sees that article is crossposted to more than one newsgroup.
- INN creates relevant symlinks to article.

That makes sense seeing that the Message-ID of the article is the same
in both newsgroups.

Navin

> http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/setup/exrc but it's really short.

Only fair that I now mention:

http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/vim/rc

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