| if has("gui_running") | |
| set guioptions=egmrt | |
| endif | |
| " so we don't have to use that extra key when we use commands | |
| map ; : | |
| " molokai colorscheme | |
| colo molokai |
| url = "http://www.google.com" | |
| rex = %r{^(\w+)*://(\w+)?\.(\w+).?\.(\w+)} | |
| url.match(rex) | |
| url_data = {:host => $1, :hostname => $2, :domain => $3, :tld => $4} | |
| p url_data # {:host=>"http", :hostname=>"www", :domain=>"google", :tld=>"com"} | |
If you could use JSON in the terminal, then applications would have a uniform way of passing in options.
ls [long, {sort: {size: -1}}]
grep [recursive, color]
If we could intercept arguments to commands, we could translate them into the corresponding flags.
The problem is that terminals don't like these characters.
| require 'english' | |
| main_path = %r{/status/(?<code>\d+)} | |
| format_path = %r{#{main_path}\.?(?<format>html|json)} | |
| format_path =~ "/status/500.json" | |
| $LAST_MATCH_INFO[:code] # => "500" | |
| $LAST_MATCH_INFO[:format] # => "json" | |
| matches = format_path.match "/status/500.json" | |
| matches[:code] # => "500" |
| require 'set' | |
| def search(&block) | |
| query_config = Object.new | |
| class << query_config | |
| def method_missing method_name, *args, &block | |
| sym_variable = "@#{method_name}".to_sym | |
| return dynamic_set("@#{$1}", args.first) if method_name.to_s =~ /(.*)=$/ | |
| return dynamic_get(sym_variable) if user_variables.include? sym_variable |
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Let's get the whole "linebreak" thing out of the way. The next paragraph contains two phrases separated by a single newline character:
Roses are red Violets are blue
foo bar
| -- with shell execution from http://neverblog.net/run-unix-commands-in-an-applescript/ | |
| tell application "System Events" | |
| set front_app to item 1 of (get name of processes whose frontmost is true) | |
| end tell | |
| tell application "Terminal" | |
| -- take the clipboard contents, pass through tr to remove odd newlines, write to vimcopy.txt, open vimcopy with vim, | |
| -- the once closed, write vimcopy.txt contents to clipboard and exit |
| # create a shortcut for all applications | |
| # shortcuts are launch_ e.g. to launch iPhoto = launch_iphoto | |
| for app in /Applications/*.app | |
| do | |
| shortcut=`echo $app | ruby -ne 'puts "launch_"+File.basename($_).downcase.gsub(/.app/,"").gsub(/\s+/,"")'` | |
| alias "$shortcut"="open $app" | |
| done |
| on runme(message) | |
| if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 19) then | |
| tell application "System Events" to keystroke return | |
| end if | |
| if (item 1 of message = 176) and (item 2 of message = 20) then | |
| tell application "System Events" to keystroke space |