C++ with Vim
I usually program C++ with Vim. Here is a list of handy plug-ins and auxiliary tools that I use.
I usually program C++ with Vim. Here is a list of handy plug-ins and auxiliary tools that I use.
There are various programs that I use during the day. Most of them have somewhat consistent user interfaces, but there are still enough points of friction.
Ich benutze gerne Tastenkombinationen. Doch manchmal haben Programme irgendwie gegensätzliche Tastenkombinationen. Das ist dann ziemlich furchtbar. Vielleicht kennen einige das Problem mit dem @-Zeichen unter Windows und Mac OS auf deutschen Tastaturen.
These are some cool things that I discovered over time. They either save some
time or add some nice functionality. You can just put them into your .vimrc
file.
I used to have .bashrc
file with around 400 lines. With ASCII boxes, it was
kind of manageable, but it was rather a bunch of little snippets that lack
cohesion. So I took inspiration from the various configuration directories
(config.d/
) of packages like apache and put each snippet into a little
10-name.sh
file into ~/.config/bash/
. Then in my .bashrc
, I just source
all those little snippets. Since the globbing gives them in alphabetical order,
I can use the number to give the snippets an order.