Martin Holt Juliussen martinhj

for file in src/file/path/images/common-name-*
  do
    git mv $file $(echo $file| sed 's/\(.*\)common-name.*/\1/')other-common-name$(echo $file | sed 's/.*common-name\(.*\)/\1/')
  done

vim and project specific config

I've been in a few .php/.js-projects lately where it is not straight forward to use gf ("goto file"). Usually when the cursor in vim is above a filename I simply hit gf and it opens that file for reviewing/editing.

But in webdev land where I have been lately it is not untypically to do a reference to a file of sorts:
{% include '\_partials/main-menu' with {id: mainMenu} %}

It states the path _partials/main-menu, but the file that I want to investigate is craft/templates/_partials/main-menu.twig.

To gf my way to the right file I found that I could set path+=$PWD/craft/templates and set suffixesadd+=.twig

	// positive lookahead
	// ?=
	const lookaheadRegex = /something(?=\$)/ // match something at end of line, but not the end of line

	// positive lookbehind
	// ?<=
	const lookaheadRegex = /(?<=\^)something/ // match something at the start of line, but not the start of line

	// negative lookahead
	// ?!

	// create and fill array of given size
	const arrayWithNumbers = Array(4).fill(null).map((u, i) => i) [0, 1, 2, 3]
	// or
	const newArrayWithNumbers = [...Array(4)].map((u, i) => i)

	# EXPORT COMMAND FIRST
	export COMMAND="dd if=/dev/urandom of=secret.tar.bz2 bs=56724259 count=1 conv=notrunc"

	# THEN
	for ((n=1;n<8;n++)); do eval $COMMAND; done;