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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Vim Hacks
I'd really like to see O'Reilly put out a "Vim Hacks" book, but in the meantime, there's a Hacking Vim book which has just come out. I should see if I can find a decent technical bookstore in London and check it out (oh, for a Powell's Tech in London!).
In the meantime, I should probably scrape together all of my vim hacks and post them somewhere. I'd probably learn from them since I've use them a lot and just forget 'em, but it might be nice for others to have, too. Critiques would also be useful since I pretty sure I'm declaring variables incorrectly in some plugins.
(I seem to recall that Damian's writing a vim book. Can't wait for that!)
--Larry Wall in <1992May12.190238.5667@netlabs.com>
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Let us know what you think of the "Hacking Vim" book too.
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He mentioned it in response to another plea for vim help from me [perl.org].
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Oh my goodness. I'm sure I'll need to get a helmet with Damian's book to keep my brains from spilling out when my head explodes.
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I'm sure he'll have an appendix on how to use Vim to network computers together into something like a Beowulf cluster dedicated to protein folding solutions. Unfortunately, the controller code will be written in Latin.
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