| bin/ | |
| doc/ | |
| ext/ (submodules, subrepos) | |
| lib/ | |
| test/ | |
| Changes | |
| License | |
| Makefile | |
| Package | |
| ReadMe |
This is this a little doc to talk about how IO::All should behave in a more perfect implementation:
First we support these variations, from formal, to whipitup.
# All the same:
use IO::All;
IO::All::File->new(pathname => 'foo.txt')->open('w')->println('hello world')->close;
IO::All::File->new(pathname => 'foo.txt')->open('w')->println('hello world');
IO::All::File->new(pathname => 'foo.txt')->println('hello world');
IO::All->new->file('foo.txt')->println('hello world');
| dots: | |
| - repo: https://github.com/sharpsaw/loop-dots.git | |
| - repo: https://github.com/wesQ3/ww-roll.git | |
| install: ~/bin | |
| skip: [] |
| $ curl --request GET https://api.github.com/users/diakopter --dump-header head --output out --silent; sha1sum out; grep '"followers"' out; grep -E '^(Status|ETag)' head | |
| 6615b9213c14bab84b07bb114e6bcf9b52155fbb out | |
| "followers": 12, | |
| Status: 200 OK | |
| ETag: "edb4efcefbfe4f1f2d9c86ae2ce739bd" | |
| $ git hub follow diakopter | |
| 'ingydotnet' is now following 'diakopter' | |
| $ curl --request GET https://api.github.com/users/diakopter --dump-header head --output out --silent; sha1sum out; grep '"followers"' out; grep -E '^(Status|ETag)' head | |
| e31059b12b576ad2a1f15c2d7ee731a0eec53935 out | |
| "followers": 13, |
| git subtree add --prefix .vim/bundle/tpope-vim-surround https://bitbucket.org/vim-plugins-mirror/vim-surround.git master --squash | |
| git subtree pull --prefix .vim/bundle/tpope-vim-surround https://bitbucket.org/vim-plugins-mirror/vim-surround.git master --squash | |
| git remote add durdn-vim-surround ssh://git@bitbucket.org/durdn/vim-surround.git | |
| git subtree push --prefix=.vim/bundle/tpope-vim-surround/ durdn-vim-surround master |
| # Snippet from https://github.com/ingydotnet/testml-tml/blob/master/function.tml | |
| test1 = (f, c, t) { | |
| List(f, '->', c).Join == t | |
| t.Strip(f).Strip('->') == c | |
| t.Strip('->') == List(f, c).Join | |
| } | |
| test1.Type == 'Func' |
| # This is a real TestML code snippet from: | |
| # https://github.com/ingydotnet/testml-tml/blob/master/arguments.tml | |
| Plan = 3 | |
| *what.combine(*who) == *greeting | |
| *what.combine('and', *else) == *greeting | |
| *what.combine('and', *else.uppercase) == *upper_greeting |
| > curl --request GET 'https://api.github.com/users/diakopter' --dump-header head --output out --silent; sha1sum out; echo "$(grep -Ec '^ *\{' out) followers"; grep -E '^(Status|ETag):' head; echo | |
| e31e960f81c09c2e42d2d903f8d0f8ca7874b9b6 out | |
| 1 followers | |
| Status: 200 OK | |
| ETag: "0eb4a70d45390a53bcf157300ec99dd4" | |
| > git hub follow diakopter | |
| 'git hub follow' command successful | |
| > curl --request GET 'https://api.github.com/users/diakopter' --dump-header head --output out --silent; sha1sum out; echo "$(grep -Ec '^ *\{' out) followers"; grep -E '^(Status|ETag):' head; echo | |
| c374f6afea25a7d483b1c95270726ba1675bb84e out |
Regarding the templating of weechat conf files:
I think this is a great example of how to combine:
I coded up the YAML real tasty (DRY), and then wrote code in tt2 to slice it up various ways, thus avoiding any auxiliary Perl helper script. All in all, pretty elegant.
Hi guys,
I always hated that I have to add a filetype extension like .markdown or whatever. It would be nice if there was another way to detect the filetype, and just call the file README.
I just thought of a way to do this where nobody loses.
I often symlink my README.md file to a file call doc/my-project.md. And you guys render that as markdown. Great!
Since it's a symlink you can get the extension from the referent file (doc/whatever.ext) and I can call the file just README!